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Press release
Serbia's co-ordinator for Kosovo and southern Serbia to address OSCE Permanent Council on Thursday
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- Place:
- VIENNA
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- Permanent Council
- Fields of work:
- National minority issues
VIENNA, 4 April 2005 - Dr. Nebojsa Covic, Head of the Co-ordination Centre for Kosovo and Head of the Co-ordination Body for southern Serbia, will address the OSCE Permanent Council on Thursday, 7 April.
Mr. Covic will speak about current developments in Kosovo and in southern Serbia.
Media representatives are invited to hear Mr. Covic speak to the Permanent Representatives of the 55 participating States at the Permanent Council's regular session, which will start at 10:00 in the Neuer Saal of the Hofburg Congress Centre.
Nebojsa Covic will also hold a press conference the same day at 13:00 in room 210.
For admittance to the Hofburg Congress Centre, please bring your OSCE accreditation badge or a valid press card to the security desk (main entrance from the Heldenplatz). Parking space is available for the press between 9:00 and 14:30 on 7 April in the OSCE-reserved parking area on Heldenplatz. Temporary parking permits must be collected from the security desk.
Mr. Covic will speak about current developments in Kosovo and in southern Serbia.
Media representatives are invited to hear Mr. Covic speak to the Permanent Representatives of the 55 participating States at the Permanent Council's regular session, which will start at 10:00 in the Neuer Saal of the Hofburg Congress Centre.
Nebojsa Covic will also hold a press conference the same day at 13:00 in room 210.
For admittance to the Hofburg Congress Centre, please bring your OSCE accreditation badge or a valid press card to the security desk (main entrance from the Heldenplatz). Parking space is available for the press between 9:00 and 14:30 on 7 April in the OSCE-reserved parking area on Heldenplatz. Temporary parking permits must be collected from the security desk.