OSCE
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The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) is a 56-member pan-European security organization. It is a key instrument for preventing conflict, promoting democracy, human rights and the rule of law, and encouraging open and transparent economies.
OSCE Presence in Georgia
The United States deeply regrets that consensus could not be reached on the Greek OSCE Chairmanship’s proposal for an OSCE Office in Tbilisi and monitoring mission in Georgia. Full Text
The United States deeply regrets that consensus could not be reached on the Greek OSCE Chairmanship’s proposal for an OSCE Office in Tbilisi and monitoring mission in Georgia. Full Text
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