With Cyprus taking charge of the rotating presidency of the EU Council on 1st July 2012 and the island's position as an eastern, Mediterranean EU member, Middle East stabilisation is a key area of focus. This conference - addressing the effectiveness, nature and usefulness of Track Two Diplomacy - has been requested by the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Cyprus. It will allow qualified speakers to share their expertise in order to formulate a proposal for EU Member States concerning a common vision on the usefulness of Second Track Dialogue for Middle East Security.Oliver spoke on the relevance and feasibility of a regular or permanent dialogue platform, focused on the Middle East region. He also commented on the concrete steps to be taken in order to establish a second track security dialogue between EU and Middle Eastern states.
Oliver McTernan speaks at a conference on 'Strengthening the EU's role within the stabilisation and dialogue in the Middle East', Nicosia, Cyprus, 2nd-3rd July 2012
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