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    KAZAKHSTAN HAS SET TO WORK OVER OSCE SUMMIT, SAYS SAUDABAYEV

    Aysor
    Feb 16 2010
    Armenia

    Kazakhstan has set to work over the agenda and details of the OSCE
    summit, announced at today's press conference OSCE Chairman-in-Office,
    Kazakhstan's Secretary of State and Foreign Minister Kanat Saudabayev.

    He added that almost all states had supported Kazakhstan's proposal.

    "Actually, we've set to work over the summit's details and time frame,"
    told journalists Kanat Saudabayev pointing that the last OSCE summit
    was held on November 18-19 1999, in Turkey.

    "Lots of challenges and threats have put in appearance over these
    years. Some of them completely overturned the traditional perception
    of war. Unfortunately, the long-drawn conflicts haven't been solved,
    while new ones arose," he said.

    According to Kanat Saudabayev, the OSCE summit should focus on
    following highlights: continuation of dialogue on building of the
    single trans-Atlantic and European security structure, and issue
    of Afghanistan, which is still a source element of international
    terrorism and drug supplies.

    It's worth mentioning, that Armenia has supported Kazakhstan's
    proposal to hold OSCE summit. Armenia's Minister of Foreign Affairs,
    Edward Nalbandian, added that Armenia had also supported a proposal
    to hold a non-official ministerial meeting in Astana.
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