OSCE special envoy on protracted conflicts to visit Azerbaijan
BAKU – Newly appointed special representative of the OSCE Lithuanian chairmanship on protracted conflicts Gedryus Chekuolis will pay his first visit to the South Caucasus in late February. He will visit Baku and Yerevan.
Details of the visit is being worked out.
Lithuania adopted the annual presidency of the OSCE from Kazakhstan on Jan.1. The Lithuanian authorities announced the resolution of protracted conflicts in the OSCE as one of the priorities of their presidency. South Caucasus countries, namely Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia, have been members of the organization since 1992.
Previously, Chekuolis worked in the Lithuanian Foreign Ministry and held the position of coordinator of the Lithuanian government for alliance with NATO. Chekuolis is also co-chair of the Geneva talks on restoring stability in the Georgian-Ossetian conflict.
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