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Tajikistan and the OSCE: Dialogue and Co-Operation Tajikistan and the OSCE: Dialogue and Co-operation Edited by Hamrokhon Zarifi, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Tajikistan Dushanbe «Irfon» 2009 ББК 66.1 (2 тадж) + 66.4(0) + 66.49 + 66.5 Т-12 Devoted to the15th anniversary of the OSCE presence in the Republic of Tajikistan Т-12 Tajikistan and the OSCE: Dialogue and Co-operation (Edited by Hamrokhon Zarifi; compilers - D. Nazriev, M. Khuseinov) - Dushanbe: «Irfon», 2009, 336 pages This book consists of materials on the close co-operation of our country with TABLE OF CONTENTS the OSCE. Introduction.........................................................................................6 List of Heads of OSCE Representation in Tajikistan................................11 Articles:................................................................................................14 Hamrokhon Zarifi - Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Tajikistan.............................................................................................14 Alexander Stubb - Minister of Foreign Affairs of Finland...........................34 Liviu Bota - The first Head of the UN Mission of Observers in Tajikistan...............................................................................................37 Т 4306010000-014 - 2009 Herbert Salber - Director of the OSCE Conflict Prevention Centre...........41 М 501(12) - 2009 Alcee Hastings - Congressman, Chairman of the Helsinki Commission.........43 Marc Perrin de Brichambaut - OSCE Secretary General............................46 ......................48 ISBN 978-99947-63-42-9 Ján Kubiš - Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Slovak Republic Vladimir Pryakhin - Head of the OSCE Office in Tajikistan...................50 Talbak Nazarov - Academician, Director of the Public Charitable Foundation of ББК 66.1 (2 тадж) Tajikistan.................................................................................................63 Erkin Kasymov - Ambassador of Tajikistan to Great Britain....................69 © Ministry of the Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Tajikistan Nuriddin Shamsov - Permanent Representative of the Republic of Tajikistan © OSCE Office in Tajikistan to the OSCE.............................................................................................73 Speeches of:................................................................................................. .................................................................................................................... President of the RT R. Nabiev in Helsinki at the official ceremony of the signing of the Final Act of the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe, 26 February 1992......................................................................................90 President of the RT E. Rahmonov at the CSCE Summit, Budapest, 6 - 17 December 1998..............................................................................164 December 1994......................................................................................92 - 28 January 1999...................................................................................166 President of the RT E. Rahmonov at the OSCE Summit, Lisbon, 3 - 1 July 1999............................................................................................167 December 1996.......................................................................................95 - 1 July 1999............................................................................................167 President of the RT E. Rahmonov at the OSCE Summit, Istanbul, 19 - 15 July 1999.........................................................................................168 November 1999.......................................................................................98 - 4 March 1999.......................................................................................169 President of the RT E. Rahmonov at the Eighth Meeting of the Economic - 10 March 1999.....................................................................................170 Forum, Prague, 12 April 2000.................................................................100 - 20 May 1999......................................................................................172 Minister of Foreign Affairs of the RT T. Nazarov at the Meeting of the OSCE - 9 September 1999...............................................................................172 Permanent Council Vienna, 11 September 1997.....................................105 - 9 December 1999.................................................................................174 Minister of Foreign Affairs of the RT T. Nazarov at the OSCE Ministerial - 13 January 2000...................................................................................175 Council Meeting, Copenhagen, December 1997.....................................111 - 24 February 2000.................................................................................177 Minister of Foreign Affairs of the RT T. Nazarov at the OSCE Ministerial - 23 March 2000.....................................................................................178 Council Meeting, Oslo, December 1998...............................................114 - 15 June 2000........................................................................................178 Minister of Foreign Affairs of the RT T. Nazarov at the Meeting of the OSCE - 18 January 2001...................................................................................179 Permanent Council Vienna, 14 October 1999.......................................117 - 1 February 2001.................................................................................182 Minister of Foreign Affairs of the RT T. Nazarov at the OSCE Ministerial - 21 June 2001........................................................................................183 Council Meeting, Vienna, 27-28 November 2000...................................122 Minister of Foreign Affairs of the RT T. Nazarov at the Special Meeting of Speeches of the Permanent Representative of the RT to the OSCE the OSCE Permanent Council, Vienna, 19 October 2001..........................126 Hamrokhon Zaripov at OSCE Economic Forums:..................................184 Minister of Foreign Affairs of the RT T. Nazarov at the OSCE Ministerial - 5 October 2000, Vienna.......................................................................185 Council Meeting, Bucharest, 3-4 December 2001.................................133 - 15-18 May 2001, Prague......................................................................187 Minister of Foreign Affairs of the RT T. Nazarov at the OSCE Ministerial Council Meeting, Porto, 6-7 December 2002........................................137 OSCE Fundamental Documents..............................................................191 Minister of Foreign Affairs of the RT Hamrokhon Zarifi at the 15th OSCE Ministerial Council Meeting, Madrid, 29-30 November 2007...............143 Final Act of the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe....191 Charter of Paris for a New Europe............................................................252 Speeches of the Permanent Representative of the RT to the OSCE Document of the Copenhagen Meeting of the Conference on the Human Hamrokhon Zaripov in the Meetings of the OSCE Permanent Council Dimension of the CSCE ..........................................................................259 (1997-2001):......................................................................................147 Istanbul Document.................................................................................276 - 27 June 1997.......................................................................................147 Organizational Structure of the OSCE......................................................286 - 28 August 1997...................................................................................149 - 5 November 1997...............................................................................151 From the OSCE Annual Reports..............................................................292 - 20 November 1997 ..............................................................................152 - 22 January 1998................................................................................153 - 2000....................................................................................................292 - 29 January 1998................................................................................155 - 2001....................................................................................................297 - 2 April 1998........................................................................................156 - 2003....................................................................................................301 - 7 May 1998 ...........................................................................................157 - 2004....................................................................................................309 - 17 June 1998........................................................................................158 - 2005....................................................................................................315 - 23 July 1998.........................................................................................159 - 2007....................................................................................................319
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