Traditionally, discussions are conducted in two working groups focusing on practical issues of ensuring security and stability in the region, and on humanitarian issues, including problems of displaced people and refugees.
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Geneva hosts new discussions on South Caucasus
17 March 2015
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A new round of international talks aimed at encouraging security and stability in the volatile South Caucasus region opens in Geneva on Tuesday.
Participating in the two-day consultations, held under the auspices of the United Nations, the European Union and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), are representatives from Abkhazia, Georgia, Russia, the United States, and South Ossetia.
Traditionally, discussions are conducted in two working groups focusing on practical issues of ensuring security and stability in the region, and on humanitarian issues, including problems of displaced people and refugees.
Traditionally, discussions are conducted in two working groups focusing on practical issues of ensuring security and stability in the region, and on humanitarian issues, including problems of displaced people and refugees.
