OSCE faces serious challenges in context of geopolitical developments, warns Armenian FM
In the context of the latest geopolitical developments the OSCE is facing the most serious challenges, Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan said at a joint press conference with visiting OSCE Chairperson-in-Office, Foreign Minister of North Macedonia Bujar Osmani on April 13, ARMENPRESS reports.
“These challenges require all participating states to address the existing issues through the use of all mechanisms of the organization’s toolkit in the OSCE area of responsibility and expression of a clear position on them, without selective approach, political preferences or geopolitical priorities,” Mirzoyan said.
He said that during his meeting with Osmani they also discussed the priorities of the North Macedonian chairmanship in the OSCE, as well as the obstacles facing the organization and the possible efforts for resolving them.
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