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Meeting Notes - July 13, 2001

2001 Vienna Seminar: Promoting Institutional Responses to the Challenges in the Caucasus and Improving Co-operation Between the OSCE, UN, EU and the CIS

Kelvin Ong

 

 

Drawing on case studies of the most relevant peace and security issues in the Caucasus, the occasion enabled participants to scrutinize the international and regional security organizations interaction and to draw lessons learned for the future; the experience of the UN and the OSCE in managing the challenges of the Caucasus; and the institutional approaches for strengthening security cooperation in the region.

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