Примери коришћења Serbia's chairmanship на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Serbia's Chairmanship worked hard during this year to consolidate the Special Monitoring Mission.
The Panel's interim report on lessons learned from the crisis in and around Ukraine has already offered a number of valuable recommendations and the Serbia's Chairmanship is exploring how to best follow up on them.
Serbia's Chairmanship worked hard during this year to consolidate the Special Monitoring Mission.
The Panel's interim report on lessons learned from the crisis in andaround Ukraine has already offered a number of valuable recommendations and the Serbia's Chairmanship is exploring how to best follow up on them.
Serbia's Chairmanship is doing everything it can to achieve a political solution on the basis of the Minsk Agreements.
This will be a challenging and long-term task- but it is urgent andwe have no other choice. The Serbia's Chairmanship, together with the other OSCE Troika members, is doing everything in its power to help achieve a peaceful resolution of the crisis.
Serbia's Chairmanship is doing everything it can to achieve a political solution on the basis of the Minsk Agreements.
I shall continue my engagement with the leaders in the region when I visit them in a few months. Serbia's Chairmanship continues to support the OSCE's close co-operation with the UN and the EU in co-chairing the Geneva International Discussions.
OSCE Serbia's Chairmanship conference in Belgrade reflects on lessons learned from the Second World War Tuesday, 08 September 2015.
This will be a challenging and long-term task- but it is urgent andwe have no other choice. The Serbia's Chairmanship, together with the other OSCE Troika members, is doing everything in its power to help achieve a peaceful resolution of the crisis.
OSCE Serbia's Chairmanship conference in Belgrade reflects on lessons learned from the Second World War Tuesday, 08 September 2015.
Assuring their effective implementation is the only possible basis on which trust and confidence can be rebuilt. Serbia's Chairmanship has also sought to encourage effective and open dialogue within both regular OSCE meetings and the"Helsinki +40" Process.
The Serbia's Chairmanship believes that the Helsinki +40 Process was a good effort to seek common ground on many key issues on the OSCE agenda.
The dramatic developments in Europe over the past year are sharp reminders that both our security and the fundamental values of democracy andhuman rights must be constantly defended. Serbia's Chairmanship of the OSCE coincides with the worst crisis of European security since the end of the Cold War.
The Swedish Minister praised Serbia's Chairmanship of the OSCE and reiterated the strong support of Sweden to the European integration of Serbia. .
The commemoration of the70th anniversary of the Second World War and reflection on lessons learned from this tragic period in history was in focus of OSCE Serbia's Chairmanship hosted conference which gathered historians, representatives of OSCE member States and of the NGO sector in Belgrade today.
The Swedish Minister praised Serbia's Chairmanship of the OSCE and reiterated the strong support of Sweden to the European integration of Serbia. .
Serbia's Chairmanship has also sought to encourage effective and open dialogue within both regular OSCE meetings and the"Helsinki +40" Process.
The commemoration of the 70th anniversary of theSecond World War and reflection on lessons learned from this tragic period in history was in focus of OSCE Serbia's Chairmanship hosted conference which gathered historians, representatives of OSCE member States and of the NGO sector in Belgrade today. OSCE Chairperson-in-Office and Serbia's Foreign Minister Ivica Dačić reminded conference participants that the events of the Second World War prompted the establishment of international and regional organizations.
Serbia's Chairmanship has also sought to encourage effective and open dialogue within both regular OSCE meetings and the"Helsinki +40" Process.
Larger fontnormal font- Smaller fontThe commemoration of the 70th anniversary of theSecond World War and reflection on lessons learned from this tragic period in history was in focus of OSCE Serbia's Chairmanship hosted conference which gathered historians, representatives of OSCE member States and of the NGO sector in Belgrade today. OSCE Chairperson-in-Office and Serbia's Foreign Minister Ivica Dačić reminded conference participants that the events of the Second World War prompted the establishment of international and regional organizations.
The Serbia's Chairmanship believes that the Helsinki +40 Process was a good effort to seek common ground on many key issues on the OSCE agenda.
As part of these broader efforts to stimulate thinking on the OSCE's future, the Serbia's Chairmanship also organized a side event on the margins of this year's opening session of the UN General Assembly on how to increase the OSCE's capacity to launch and sustain complex peace operations of an essentially civilian nature.
Serbia's Chairmanship continues to support the OSCE's close co-operation with the UN and the EU in co-chairing the Geneva International Discussions.
As part of these broader efforts to stimulate thinking on the OSCE's future, the Serbia's Chairmanship also organized a side event on the margins of this year's opening session of the UN General Assembly on how to increase the OSCE's capacity to launch and sustain complex peace operations of an essentially civilian nature.
Serbia's Chairmanship will continue to pursue the efforts initiated under the Swiss Chairmanship to further operationalize the role of the OSCE as a Chapter VIII regional arrangement.
It is positive that Serbia's chairmanship next year would pay special attention to media freedoms in the OSCE region and safety of journalists, Mijatovic said….
Serbia's Chairmanship started preparing deliverables for the Belgrade Ministerial Council earlier than usually, in order to have enough time for inclusive and constructive debate among delegations.
Last January, when I presented Serbia's Chairmanship priorities at the Permanent Council in Vienna, I referred to the primary importance of rebuilding trust and confidence to create a positive agenda for the future.
Serbia's Chairmanship started preparing deliverables for the Belgrade Ministerial Council earlier than usually, in order to have enough time for inclusive and constructive debate among delegations.