Language: English
8.12.1995 (Friday)
OSCE. Fifth Meeting of the Ministerial Council. Chairman's Summary. Decisions of the Budapest Ministerial Council Meeting. Budapest, 1995
Declaration (Décl)
The Budapest Ministerial Council Meeting focussed on the historic challenge presented to the OSCE by the Dayton Agreement. The Ministers decided to supervise the preparation, conduct and monitoring of elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Furthermore, the intensive, ongoing work on a common and comprenhensive security model for Europe for the twenty-first century was discussed and welcomed.
Including: Decision on OSCE Action for Peace, Democray and Stability in Bosnia and Herzegovina (attached).
Including: Decision on a Common and Comprehensive Security Model for Europe for the Twenty-first Century: A New Concept for a new Century (attached).
Including: Decision on the OSCE Minsk Process (attached).
Including: Decision No. 4 (attached).
Including: Decision No. 5 (attached).
Including: Decision No. 6 (attached).
Including: Decision on OSCE Action for Peace, Democray and Stability in Bosnia and Herzegovina (attached).
Including: Decision on a Common and Comprehensive Security Model for Europe for the Twenty-first Century: A New Concept for a new Century (attached).
Including: Decision on the OSCE Minsk Process (attached).
Including: Decision No. 4 (attached).
Including: Decision No. 5 (attached).
Including: Decision No. 6 (attached).
File references:
685.2/0 • B.72.9.15.1.(36)
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