Event Archive

This two-day seminar is for members of working groups preparing local Youth Action Plans in minority municipalities. Thirty participants from the municipalities of Bujanovac, Presevo, Medvedja, Bosilegrad and Dimitrovgrad will take part.

A two-day seminar on covering economic issues for around 15 journalists from local media outlets. The course is part of an OSCE Centre programme that aims to build the capacity of regional media.

An exhibition of works by the artist Petru Severin is being held at the OSCE Mission to Moldova. The works will be on display until 29 September 2009.

In this third television show in a series of four, key stakeholders will discuss their views on the role of youth in political parties and society with representatives of the main political parties in the south of Kyrgyzstan.

The three training sessions to be held on 3, 8, and 16 September will educate social and employment services providers on how to build a co-operative support programme for orphans graduating from Ukraine's vocational training schools.

This seminar will provide training in financial practices and controlling at the level of local self-government.

Forty mediators of the Nookat district and leaders of local communities of the Gulistan village administrative area (ayl okrug) will take part in this roundtable.

The meeting will gather together some 150 members of the Association to discuss in particular judicial protection of electoral rights as well as organizational issues.

Three Radio Novi Sad managers and editors will visit the BBC World Service, BBC Leicester and BBC Wales in Cardiff.

The aim of the study visit is to provide the Tajik delegation with insight into the anti-trafficking National Referral Mechanism established in Serbia.

The conference will focus on strengthening regional and trans-national co-operation as a prerequisite for successful criminal proceedings.

This awards ceremony is being held to mark the success of public activity in clearing city dumps.

Three types of sport events - volleyball, tennis and chess - will be held in Sogment village, Batken Province, bringing together a total of 120 children, 80 from three Kyrgyz villages and 40 from two Uzbek villages.

This training session for village council heads and police officers is part of a project, organized by the OSCE Office in Bishkek, to improve institutional capacity in addressing religious issues and tolerance among local communities.

This second television show in a series of four brings together stakeholders in the south of Kyrgyzstan to exchange their views on matters connected with social, ethnic and religious diversity.

This roundtable will focus on women's participation in the latest presidential election in Kyrgyzstan, which was held on 23 July 2009.