Парламентское собрание организации по безопасности и сотрудничеству в Европе
Парламентское собрание организации по безопасности и сотрудничеству в Европе | |
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| Секретариат |  Копенгаген , Дания |
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• Генеральный секретарь |  Роберто Монтелла 2016- |
• Президент |  Скачать |
| Учреждение | |
• Как CSCE PA | 1992 |
• Переименованное OSCE PA | 1995 |
Веб -сайт www | |
Парламентское собрание ОБСЕ (ОБСЕ PA) является институтом организации по безопасности и сотрудничеству в Европе . Основная задача Ассамблеи из 323 членов состоит в том, чтобы облегчить межпарламентальный диалог, важный аспект общих усилий по решению проблем демократии по всей области ОБСЕ. Парламентское собрание преследует цели, которые указаны в преамбуле правил процедуры Ассамблеи: оценить реализацию целей ОБСЕ участвующими государствами; Обсудить субъекты, рассматриваемые во время заседаний министерского совета и заседаний на высшем уровне главы государств или правительства ОБСЕ; Разработать и содействовать механизмам профилактики и разрешения конфликтов; Поддержать укрепление и консолидацию демократических институтов в участвующих штатах ОБСЕ; Внести свой вклад в развитие институциональных структур ОБСЕ и отношений и сотрудничества между существующими институтами ОБСЕ.
To pursue these objectives, the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly employs a variety of means: a Final Declaration and a number of resolutions and recommendations are adopted each year at the Annual Session; committee work addresses important contemporary international issues; different programmes, including an extensive Election Observation Programme, and various seminars, have been designed to develop and strengthen democracy; and delegations are sent on special missions to areas of latent or active crisis.[1]
The Parliamentary Assembly was originally established by the 1990 Paris Summit to promote greater involvement in the OSCE by national parliaments of the participating States. By passing resolutions and issuing formal recommendations to the OSCE's governmental side and to parliaments, it aims to pursue the implementation of OSCE objectives by participating States, including through legislative action.[1]
In July 2024, the Russian State Duma and Federation Council voted to suspend participation in the Parliamentary Assembly.[2]
Parliamentary Committees and Groups
[edit]The three General Committees correspond to the three main sections of the Helsinki Final Act: the General Committee on Political Affairs and Security; the General Committee on Economic Affairs, Science, Technology and Environment; and the General Committee on Democracy, Human Rights and Humanitarian Questions.
The Standing Committee consists of Heads of National Delegations to the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly and the Members of the Bureau. The Standing Committee and the Bureau prepare the work of the Assembly between sessions and ensure the efficient operation of the Assembly.
Several other committees and groups address specific issues or areas that can benefit from parliamentary attention. The Standing Committee has approved the creation of bodies to work on problems in Belarus and Moldova as well as to address the need for greater transparency and accountability in the OSCE.[3] Currently, there are two ad hoc committees of the Assembly: the Ad Hoc Committee on Countering Terrorism and the Ad Hoc Committee on Migration.
Election observation
[edit]At the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly's Annual Session in Helsinki (1993) the then Chairperson-in-Office, Swedish Foreign Minister Baroness Margaretha af Ugglas, urged parliamentarians to actively participate in election observation and monitoring. In response to this call, the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly has developed a particularly active programme for observing elections in the OSCE area.
Since 1993, thousands of parliamentarians have observed elections in more than 30 countries.
President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the OSCE
[edit]At each Annual Session the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly elects a president who acts as the highest representative of the Assembly, appoints Special Representatives on topics of concern, recommends to the OSCE Chairman-in-Office leaders of OSCE election observation missions, and presides over meetings of the Assembly. The president is elected for one year and can be re-elected for an additional one-year term. There have been 19 presidents of the Parliamentary Assembly, including the current president, Pia Kauma of Finland.
Presidents, Vice-Presidents and Secretaries General
[edit]Presidents
Ilkka Suominen (1992–1994)
Frank Swaelen (1994–1996)
Javier Ruperez (1996–1998)
Helle Degn (1998–2000)
Adrian Severin (2000–2002)
Bruce George (2002–2004)
Alcee L. Hastings (2004–2006)
Göran Lennmarker (2006–2008)
Joao Soares (2008–2010)
Petros Efthymiou (2010–2012)
Riccardo Migliori (2012–2013)
Wolfgang Grossruck (2013)
Ranko Krivokapić (2013–2014)- Ilkka Kanerva (2014–2016)
- Christine Muttonen (2016–2017)
Gigi Tsereteli (2017–2020)- Peter Lord Bowness (2020–2021)
- Margareta Cederfelt (2021–2023)
- Pia Kauma (2023–)
Current Vice-Presidents
Secretaries General
- Robert Spencer Oliver (1992–2015)
- Roberto Montella (2016–)
References
[edit]- ^ Jump up to: a b "ABOUT OSCE PA". www.oscepa.org.
- ^ "Russia Votes to Suspend OSCE Parliamentary Assembly Participation". The Moscow Times. 3 July 2024. Retrieved 21 August 2024.
- ^ "General Committees". www.oscepa.org.
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