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(l-r) Mijo Krešić, Deputy Minister of Security of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Szilvia Toth, OSCE Cyber Security Officer and Bruce G. Berton, Head of OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina addressing participants at a sub-regional training course on the role of information and communication technologies in international security, Sarajevo, 23 May 2019

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Speaking at the Transdniestrian Dialogues Conference on 5 April 2019, Claus Neukirch, Head of the OSCE Mission to Moldova, underlined a key role civil society leaders can play in supporting the settlement process in the right direction and building a broad dialogue.

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Lucian Blaga Theoretical Lyceum in Tiraspol is one of the eight Latin-script schools in Transdniestria. These schools now operate with symbolic rental costs, standardized utility fees, as well as a mechanism for the simplified crossing of students and delivery of goods via internal checkpoints. A relevant agreement was implemented by Chisinau and Tiraspol in 2018 in the framework of the settlement process.

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The OSCE Mission to Moldova builds confidence between legal and civil society professionals from both banks to address prevalent human rights issues prioritized by the Human Rights sub-Working Group, which was reactivated by Chisinau and Tiraspol in 2018.

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Speaking at the Transdniestrian Dialogues Conference on 5 April 2019, Claus Neukirch, Head of the OSCE Mission to Moldova, underlined a key role civil society leaders can play in supporting the settlement process in the right direction and building a broad dialogue.

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The Mission is assisting the Moldovan authorities in increasing awareness and understanding of the Holocaust in a local context as a way to promote an open and healing discussion of painful periods of the country’s history.

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The Gura Bicului-Bychok Bridge, opened by Chisinau and Tiraspol in November 2017, connects the two banks of the Dniester/Nistru River and is an important east-west transportation corridor that also links Moldova to Odesa, the primary trade point in the region.

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The OSCE Mission to Moldova offers equal access to the information on the settlement process to the journalists from the both banks of the Dniester/Nistru River. Journalists watched a live press conference on the outcomes of the 5+2 talks at the OSCE Mission office in Chisinau via a video link with Rome on 30 May 2018.

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In keeping with the 2004 Agreement on the Principles of Co-operation between the Mission and the Joint Control Commission, the Mission monitors the situation in the Security Zone.

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Lucian Blaga Theoretical Lyceum in Tiraspol is one of the eight Latin-script schools in Transdniestria. These schools now operate with symbolic rental costs, standardized utility fees, as well as a mechanism for the simplified crossing of students and delivery of goods via internal checkpoints. A relevant agreement was implemented by Chisinau and Tiraspol in 2018 in the framework of the settlement process.

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Franco Frattini, the Special Representative of the OSCE Chairperson-in-Office for the Transdniestrian Settlement Process, handed over the first Moldovan neutral-design licence plates at a Vehicle Registration Office (VRO) in Tiraspol on 10 September 2018. The two VROs were opened with funding from the Italian OSCE Chairmanship and the OSCE Mission to Moldova.

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Two Joint Vehicle Registration Offices (VROs) were opened on 1 September 2018 in the left-bank cities of Tiraspol and Ribnita in line with the April 2018 “licence plate” agreement. The VROs issue internationally recognized Moldovan neutral-design licence plates to vehicles from Transdniestria to allow for their participation in international traffic.