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Youth Trail on Cultural Heritage, Te Kube, Gjirokastra.

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Kairat Abdrakhmanov, OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities, visits a multilingual Uzbek-Russian-Kyrgyz language school, Osh, Kyrgyzstan.

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Director of the OSCE Conflict Prevention Centre and Deputy Head of the OSCE Secretariat Tuula Yrjölä met with the Deputy Foreign Minister of the Kyrgyz Republic Dinara Kemelova, during her two-day visit to Bishkek, 20 July 2022.

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Participants of the regional meeting of senior representatives of border services from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan, Issyk-Kul province, Kyrgyzstan, 27 June 2022.

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Training on facilitation of dialogue for public servants, organised by the OSCE in Kyiv, 10 July 2021.

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Launching the first-ever quadrilingual Macedonian-Albanian-Turkish-Serbian Fraza phrasebook on 23 June 2022 in Skopje: Left to Right: Veselinka Labroska, author; Dita Starova Qerimi, Director General, National Gallery of Macedonia; Berton Sulejmani, author; HCNM Kairat Abdrakhmanov; Robert Alagjozovski, National Coordinator “One Society and Interculturalism"; Veton Zekolli, Executive Director, Nansen Dialogue Center Skopje; Ylber Sela, Director, Agency for Implementation of Languages; Jeff Goldstein, Deputy Head of Mission OSCE Skopje; Rozita Blegojevic, Directorate for Development and Promotion of Education of the Communities.

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The OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine continues helping the country’s demining agencies to enhance their capacities in clearing the areas affected by war so that local communities could return to normal life.

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Clearance of forest areas from explosive threats near Myrotske, in Bucha’s community, is a challenging task that is now being performed by the State Emergency Service of Ukraine.

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It is not safe to go to forests, as they are contaminated by mines, abandoned munitions and unexploded ordnance.

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Forests around Kyiv sustained severe damage from shelling and fires, as they were used by the military for a cover in the intense combat.

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Demining of affected areas need a lot of co-ordination among the variety of agencies, both local and international. Agricultural lands of Lypivka village, near Makariv, are being cleared by international NGO Halo Trust. The Ministry of Defense controls the quality of work and its compliance with the technical requirements and national mine action standards (NMAS). The OSCE in co-operation with other international organizations, national and international operators has helped Ukraine to elaborate and adopt NMAS based on the best international practices and experiences of demining operators in Ukraine.