President Holds Several Bilateral Meetings at OSCE Summit

Astana, 1 December - Slovenian President Danilo Tuerk held several bilateral meetings on Wednesday on the sidelines of a two-day summit of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) in Astana, Kazakhstan. He discussed topical international issues with European, Asian and Australian officials.

Astana, Kazakhstan. The Australian Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd (left) and the Slovenian president Danilo Tuerk meeting at the OSCE summit focusing on the security for the 21st century. Photo: Stanko Gruden//STA

Astana, Kazakhstan.
The Australian Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd (left) and the Slovenian president Danilo Tuerk meeting at the OSCE summit focusing on the security for the 21st century.
Photo: Stanko Gruden//STA

Astana, Kazakhstan. The Australian Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd (left) and the Slovenian president Danilo Tuerk meeting at the OSCE summit focusing on the security for the 21st century. Photo: Stanko Gruden//STA

Astana, Kazakhstan.
The Australian Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd (left) and the Slovenian president Danilo Tuerk meeting at the OSCE summit focusing on the security for the 21st century.
Photo: Stanko Gruden//STA

Astana, Kazakhstan. The Australian Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd (left) and the Slovenian president Danilo Tuerk meeting at the OSCE summit focusing on the security for the 21st century. Photo: Stanko Gruden//STA

Astana, Kazakhstan.
The Australian Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd (left) and the Slovenian president Danilo Tuerk meeting at the OSCE summit focusing on the security for the 21st century.
Photo: Stanko Gruden//STA

Astana, Kazakhstan. The Slovenian president Danilo Tuerk (right) meeting his Azerbaijan counterpart Ilham Aliyev at the OSCE summit focusing on the security for the 21st century. Photo: Stanko Gruden/STA

Astana, Kazakhstan.
The Slovenian president Danilo Tuerk (right) meeting his Azerbaijan counterpart Ilham Aliyev at the OSCE summit focusing on the security for the 21st century.
Photo: Stanko Gruden/STA

Astana, Kazakhstan. The Slovenian president Danilo Tuerk (right) meeting his Azerbaijan counterpart Ilham Aliyev at the OSCE summit focusing on the security for the 21st century. Photo: Stanko Gruden/STA

Astana, Kazakhstan.
The Slovenian president Danilo Tuerk (right) meeting his Azerbaijan counterpart Ilham Aliyev at the OSCE summit focusing on the security for the 21st century.
Photo: Stanko Gruden/STA

Astana, Kazakhstan. The Armenian president Serzh Sargsyan (left) and the Slovenian president Danilo Tuerk meeting at the OSCE summit focusing on the security for the 21st century. Photo: Stanko Gruden//STA

Astana, Kazakhstan.
The Armenian president Serzh Sargsyan (left) and the Slovenian president Danilo Tuerk meeting at the OSCE summit focusing on the security for the 21st century.
Photo: Stanko Gruden//STA

Astana, Kazakhstan. The Armenian president Serzh Sargsyan (left) and the Slovenian president Danilo Tuerk meeting at the OSCE summit focusing on the security for the 21st century. Photo: Stanko Gruden//STA

Astana, Kazakhstan.
The Armenian president Serzh Sargsyan (left) and the Slovenian president Danilo Tuerk meeting at the OSCE summit focusing on the security for the 21st century.
Photo: Stanko Gruden//STA

Astana, Kazakhstan. The Armenian president Serzh Sargsyan (left) and the Slovenian president Danilo Tuerk meeting at the OSCE summit focusing on the security for the 21st century. Photo: Stanko Gruden//STA

Astana, Kazakhstan.
The Armenian president Serzh Sargsyan (left) and the Slovenian president Danilo Tuerk meeting at the OSCE summit focusing on the security for the 21st century.
Photo: Stanko Gruden//STA

Astana, Kazakhstan. The Slovenian president Danilo Tuerk (central, left) at the OSCE summit focusing on the security for the 21st century. Photo: Stanko Gruden//STA

Astana, Kazakhstan.
The Slovenian president Danilo Tuerk (central, left) at the OSCE summit focusing on the security for the 21st century.
Photo: Stanko Gruden//STA

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