В Белграде началась встреча министров иностранных дел ОБСЕ.

Сегодня утром в столице Сербии, в Белграде, открылся 22-Министериал Организации по безопасности и сотрудничеству в Европе (ОБСЕ). Около 40 министров иностранных дел и ряд высокопоставленных дипломатов, представляющие все страны-участники ОБСЕ собрались на Комбанк Арена, в Белграде, по приглашению действующего председателя ОБСЕ, первого заместителя премьер-министра Сербии и министра иностранных дел, Ивица Дачич.

В своем вступительном слове премьер-министр Сербии, Вучич, призвал участников к совместной работе по укреплению принципов Хельсинкского Заключительного акта.

Совет министров является центральным органом ОБСЕ, управляющим и принимающим решения. Встреча, проводимая ежегодно, предоставляет возможность министрам иностранных дел и более 70 делегациям государств-участников ОБСЕ, странам-партнерам и нескольким международным организациям возможность обзора и оценки деятельности Организации за прошедший год и озвучить национальные взгляды по вопросам безопасности.

Министры иностранных дел обсудят кризис в самой и вокруг Украины, миграцию, терроризм и другие общие проблемы внутри и за пределами региона ОБСЕ, а также способы восстановления консенсуса по европейской безопасности. Совет установит курс на деятельность организации в ближайшем будущем. С 1 января 2016 года председательство в организации перейдет к Германии.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам osce.org

фото: министры иностранных дел государств-членов ОБСЕ и страны-партнеры до церемонии открытия 22 Совета министров ОБСЕ в Белграде, в четверг, 3 декабря 2015 (фото любезно предоставлено osce.org).

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