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Ambasador (Польша), 30.09.2010, Voice from abroad


Consistently raise the level of negotiations regulating long-term conflicts in the area of 3SCE's responsibility. A special representative in charge of continuing conflicts is always active. There was a series of meetings with the residents of Azerbaijan and Armenia regarding the problems of Nagorno-Karabakh. During our leadership, we are actively using Polish Diplomatic experience - the special representative in charge of the issues of Nagorno-Karabakh is an experienced Polish diplomat/

The member countries of the organization confirm the importance to fulfill OSCE's duties (the humanitarian sphere. Kazakhstan, as multinational country of many religions, is for using the potential of the OSCE to effectively right nationalism, the lack of religious tolerance, racism, xenophobia and anti-Semitism).

The subject of tolerance in a. broad context dill is at the center of Kazakhstan's attention rot only as part of the OSCE but also during our leadership of the Organization of the Islamic Conference in 2011. That is why Astana has proposed to analyze the situation in terms at tolerance in the last decade and create a jot document with the tentative title of: „OSCE: the road to tolerance in the new decade". A helping hand

The spring of this year was tragic not only if Poland, which lost its President and its! Politicians in an airplane crash near Smolensk, but also for Central Asia. The blocky revolution in Kyrgyzstan, which began on April 7, has revealed the weakness of the giant and the tragic situation of the counts become the reason for a radical change on the political system, for which this small, mountainous republic has paid with destruction and ethnic clashes between the Kyrgyz and the Uzbek in the south of the country. Hundreds of regular citizens have died.

The political crisis in Kyrgyzstan has become a serious test of the OSCE's effectiveness. Indeed, this was the first case of a joint and effective regulation of a conflict in the post-Soviet region. As the head of the OSCE, Kazakhstan acted within its duties, ensuring the necessary cooperation between the OSCE and the UN and the European Union.

Kazakhstan's efforts discussed with the leaders of the world prevented the threat of a civil war on a large scale in the country and deserved high praise from the politicians of the world. The head of the OSCE, Kanat Saudabayev, carried out several rounds of urgent consultations with the UN Secretary General, Mr. Ban Ki-Moon, representatives of the EU and other international organizations, as well as the diplomatic heads of the leading countries of Europe, the U.S.. Russia and Turkey.

The UN Secretary General, the head of the OSCE and the President of the Kyrgyz Republic appointed special representatives to hold talks and to regulate the situation in Kyrgyzstan.

The OSCE carried out a series of concrete actions to the best of its abilities and in accordance with its mandate. The day after the bloody clashes in Bishkek, on April 8 in Vienna, at Kazakhstan's initiative, a meeting of the Organization's Permanent Council dedicated to the situation in Kyrgyzstan was held. A decision was made to allocate 200 thousand Euros from the OSCE's Reserve Fund to maintain social order and security support the rule of law and democracy in Kyrgyzstan.

In addition, as a neighbor and close partner, Kazakhstan is providing Kyrgyzstan with humanitarian aid and, on the basis of mutual agreements, fuel and food worth 11 million dollars in total free of charge.

A working group was created at a high level headed by the Deputy Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, Umirzak Shukieyev. The total cost of the aid necessary to rebuild the ruined infrastructure of the southern cities of Osh and Jaialabat is one billion dollars. In addition, Kazakhstan has called for an international charity conference to be organized in August that is to ensure aid for the country.

All efforts of the head of the OSCE have been directed to convince the sides of the conflict to lay down their arms, to begin negotiations and to jointly work out mechanisms for political cooperation in the republic. It is important that the Kyrgyz nation itself stops the violence and lawlessness. To ensure security in the region, something all Central Asian countries are undoubtedly interested in, decisiveness in action must be coupled with caution in making decisions which requires familiarity with1 the existing conditions.

I hope that all OSCE countries will support the efforts of the Kazakh leadership in aiding Kyrgyzstan.

In conclusion, I would like to role that Kazakhstan's activity in Poland, as the leader of the OSCE in the conditions of modern threats and challenges, is praised.

And so, Euro deputy Janus Wojciechowski Said that the coming Summit in Kazakhstan

Should go according to plan - the European Parliament thinks very highly of Kazakhstan’s leadership. Your country is. Developing without conflict and serves as an example to other nations". According to the former President of Poland. Aleksander Kwasnlewski, .President Nursultan Nazarbayev is the initiator of Kazakhstan's active efforts as part o! The OSCE in order to develop the international cooperation of European and Asian nations in the area of security, the indicated direction of Kazakhstan's foreign policy corresponds to polish initiatives in terms of open Eastern policy".

Kazakhstan's active efforts as the leader of the OSCE in many aspects foretold the success of the informal meeting of the Organization's Ministerial Council and the formulation of consensus on the matter of holding an OSCE Summit this year in Astana which will help strengthen security and cooperation in Eurasia in all three In issue 7 of our magazine we indicated Thai The Deputy Spmker of the Selte Kazakh Embassy contributed lie, Prof. Morek Ziotkowski (left) in conversotion with H.E. Mr. Vlodimir Grinin, the Suggestive words of the famous obituary written by Cyprian Kamil Nor-wid: „A Varsovian by birth, a Poie by heart, and a citizen of the world by talent, Federic Chopin". That is why it gives us great pleasure to report that on April 27 a piano concert was held at the Wilanowski Palace in War¬saw performed by Jania Aubakirova, the national artist of Kazakhstan. This extraordinarily successful cultural event was organized by the Kazakh Embassy in Poland as part of the International Year for the Rappro¬chement of Cultures proclaimed by the UN at the initiative of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

White greeting the gathered guests, the Ambassador of Kazakhstan, Atexei Volkov, said: „Today the walls of the White Hall will reverberate with His music of great composers - Frederic Chopin and Sergei Prokofiev. Their most well-known pieces will be performed by the famous Kazakh pianist, professor and rector of the Kazakh National Conservatory - Mrs. Jania Aubakirova, The concert is dedicated to the great Polish composer, Frederic Chopin, whose 200th birthday is celebrated all over the world".

The Ambassador suggested that a moment of silence be observed for lhe victims of the recent catastrophe near Smolensk in which the President of Poland had died along with his wife and many prominent Polish politicians, public figures, military officials and church hierarchs. In their honor, Jania Aubakirova played Sergei Prokofiev's funeral requiem.

The pianist's Warsaw repertoire included classic pieces by Chopin and Prokofiev - wonderful sonatas, nocturnes, waltzes and ballads. With her virtuoso performance, the artist captured the hearts of the attending Polish politicians, members of the Sejrn. Social activists, representatives of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights in Warsaw and the Diplomatic Corps.

The Speaker of the Senate, Bogdan Borusewicz, said that „the performance of the immortal works of Frederic Chopin by a Kazakh pianist has undoubtedly became one more step on the road to brining our nations closer, connected by strong cultural, historical and human ties."

The prorector of the Frederic Chopin University of Musle. Jagna Dan-kowska. Noticed the wonderful performance given by the Kazakh artist of the world famous classics, „Jania Aubakirova - she said - has introduced a new trend in European classical1 music, she has shown great skill and л very interesting technique of performing complicated musical pieces. She has shown to the Polish audience the world-class.