OSCE MEMBER-STATES FOREIGN MINISTERS TO DISCUSS SOUTH CAUCASIAN REGIONAL ISSUES IN MAASTRICHT
Published:
29 November 2003 y., Saturday
In the course of the sitting to be held December 1-2 in the Dutch city of Maastricht, the hearing on a number of the regional problems available in the South Caucasus, South-East Europe, Central Asia and Moldavia will be conducted, as reported by Russian sources, representative of the Russian MFA Alexander Yakovenko stated.
To note, Armenian minister of the foreign affairs Vardan Oskanian will take part in the forum. The Armenian minister is to deliver a speech from the OSCE rostrum. Within the framework of the forum V. Oskanian is also to meet with the FMs of Cyprus, Sweden, Litva, Belgium and Ukraine as well as with acting President of Georgia Nino Burdzhanadze.
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