Bucharest, 11 May 2005

When I met Anka in Bucharest she was studying.

The Summit was held in Bucharest on 11 May 2005.

Mr. Daniel Dumitrescu, Legal Counsellor, Export Import Bank, Bucharest, Romania

As an annex to the letter relates, in April 2002 the Court of Appeal of Bucharest declined its competence .

The conference in Bucharest brought together participants from Sierra Leone, Afghanistan, Zambia, Palestine, Timor Leste, Thailand, the Sudan and Kosovo.

OSCE, through ODIHR and ATU, follows up on the commitment taken by participating States in Bucharest to become parties to all 12 UATI.

Finally, the United Kingdom reported on the establishment of a central intelligence unit in Bucharest to focus on organized immigration related crime in Romania.

Bucharest Declaration adopted at the eighth meeting of the Heads of State and Government of the States participating in the South East European Cooperation Process

let's say that the state of being in Bucharest is the only state that counts as a goal, and all the other states are not goals.

So Tudor's embrace of the Jews is a conversion of convenience. If Paris was worth a mass to the French kings of old, Bucharest is worth a yarmulke to Tudor.

Recalling further the declarations and plans of action of the four international conferences of new or restored democracies adopted in Manila in 1988, Managua in 1994, Bucharest in 1997 and Cotonou in 2000,

Welcomes IRCICA's project of the Centre to organize the third symposium on Islamic Civilisation in the Balkans to be held in Bucharest, Romania, in cooperation with the Romanian Academy of Sciences in 2006.

WASHINGTON On April 2 4, NATO will hold its biggest summit ever in Bucharest, the capital of its new member, Romania. Incredibly, NATO has invited its fiercest critic, Russian President Vladimir Putin, to attend.

Reaffirming their commitment to act jointly towards achieving the aims and principles embodied in the Bucharest Charter on Good Neighbourly Relations, Stability, Security and Cooperation in South Eastern Europe and all relevant SEECP documents

Express their gratitude to President Traian Basescu, the Government and the people of Romania, for the warm hospitality extended to them during the Eighth Summit Meeting of the South East European Cooperation Process in Bucharest.

Women Ambassadors or Consul Generals are representing Pakistan (in 2003) in I) Algiers, ii) Almaty, iii) Ashgabat, iv) Beirut, v) Bern, vi) Bucharest, vii) Dublin, viii) London, ix) Lisbon, x) Rabat, xi) Warsaw (2003 2004).

Recalling further the declarations and plans of action of the five international conferences of new or restored democracies adopted in Manila in 1988, Managua in 1994, Bucharest in 1997, Cotonou in 2000 and Ulaanbaatar in 2003,

We have the honour to transmit herewith the Bucharest Declaration adopted at the eighth meeting of the Heads of State and Government of the States participating in the South East European Cooperation Process (SEECP) (see annex).

The comedy, created by Brian Gatewood and Alessandro Tanaka, with Rhys Thomas directing, purports to be found TV a Romanian 1980s buddy cop drama about two Bucharest officers fighting for truth, atheism and the Marxist Leninist way.

Emphasize their commitment to continue to develop the military dimension of the regional cooperation in South East Europe, by building upon the positive experience resulted from the organization of the Conference on Defence Conversion (Bucharest, March 2005).

Welcoming the admission of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia into the framework of the Stability Pact for South Eastern Europe at the extraordinary session of the Regional Table of the Pact, held at Bucharest on 26 October 2000,

Noting the initiatives taken by the countries that participated in the first, second and third International Conference of New or Restored Democracies, held, respectively, at Manila in June 1988, Managua in July 1994 and Bucharest in September 1997,

2. Invites the Member States concerned to participate actively in the regional conferences to be held under the auspices of the regional commissions in Bucharest in November 2002 and in Bávaro, Dominican Republic, and Tokyo in January 2003

Recalling also the declarations and plans of action of the six international conferences of new or restored democracies adopted in Manila in 1988, Managua in 1994, Bucharest in 1997, Cotonou in 2000, Ulaanbaatar in 2003 and Doha in 2006,

Recalling further the declarations and plans of action of the six international conferences of new or restored democracies adopted in Manila in 1988, Managua in 1994, Bucharest in 1997, Cotonou in 2000, Ulaanbaatar in 2003 and Doha in 2006,

We have tasked the Committee of Political Directors to review favourably this request in the light of the Bucharest Charter and its Annex and report in time with the aim of adopting a decision in the next SEECP Summit.

The activities of the first phase include the organisation of three workshops (Bucharest, Istanbul and Brussels) focusing on sharing of experiences and strategies the collection and analysis of existing information on national strategies and threat assessment in the Region.

Recently, the heads of State and Government of countries participating in the South East European Cooperation Process (SEECP), meeting in Bucharest, expressed support for the full implementation of the standards policy and for respect for Security Council resolution 1244 (1999).

The Secretary General's message for the Day was widely disseminated by the centres, particularly those in Accra, Brussels, Bucharest, Buenos Aires, Cairo, Dar es Salaam, Geneva, Lima, Mexico City, New Delhi, Pretoria, Rabat, Sana'a, Tehran, Tripoli, Tunis, Vienna and Warsaw.

Express their intention to support increased and more effective cooperation between the Regional Center for Combating Trans border Crime in Bucharest (the SECI Center) and the European Union's specialized institutions, as a means to sustain the latter's actions against corruption and organized crime.

The two biggest issues in Bucharest will be whether to invite Albania, Croatia, and Macedonia to join NATO, and whether to offer applications to Ukraine and Georgia to start so called membership action plans. These questions should be decided by NATO s members, not outsiders.

As for the EU, the candidacies of Romania and Bulgaria need to be concluded successfully, together with the issue of Turkey's membership aspirations. An EU that includes Sofia and Bucharest, and that is on track with Ankara, will be well positioned to engage the wider region.

Likewise, the Bucharest court was asked for the number of judges disciplined since the beginning of 2000, including grounds for any sanctions applied. The Court transferred the request to the Superior Council of Magistrates, which provided a full response a four page list of all sanctioned judges, with details of the reasons and penalties.

Recalling also the document entitled Progress Review and Recommendations , adopted by the Third International Conference of New or Restored Democracies on Democracy and Development, held in Bucharest from 2 to 4 September 1997,A 52 334, appendix. in which guidelines, principles and recommendations were addressed to Governments, civil society, the private sector, donor countries and the international community,

The political commitments framework is comprised by decisions taken by OSCE bodies, such as the Plan of Action (Bucharest 2001) and the Charter on Preventing and Combating Terrorism (Porto 2002), as well as various specific decisions adopted by Ministerial Meetings in Maastricht (2003) and Sofia (2004) and by the OSCE Permanent Council and Forum for Security Co operation.

Looking as far back as August 1974, the Bucharest World Population Conference regretted the fact that a considerable portion of the world population was living in regions of precarious food supply, that millions of its inhabitants were undernourished and that millions were faced with possible starvation (Report of the United Nations World Population Conference 19 30 August 1974 E conf.

Noting also the importance of the Charter on Good Neighbourly Relations, Stability, Security and Cooperation in South Eastern Europe, signed by the States participating in the South East European Cooperation Process at Bucharest on 12 February 2000,See A 54 781. and the joint statement of the heads of State and Government adopted at Skopje on 25 October 2000,A 55 522 S 2000 1028, annex.

5. Welcomes the documents of the meeting of the Ministerial Council in Bucharest confirming the determination of the participating States of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe to strengthen and deepen their cooperation with a view to protecting their citizens from new challenges to their security while safeguarding the rule of law, individual liberties and the right to equal justice under the law

A map of my own fate would encompass Bukovina as my native land, the Transdnistrian concentration camp of my childhood, the Communist labor camp Periprava where my father s identity was altered, the Bucharest of my student years and my adulthood, Berlin, my exile s starting point, and finally New York, where my exile found its residence. This fate is its own Babel, a confused mixture of memories and places.

Mindful of the positive results of the two regional funding conferences for South Eastern Europe organized by the European Commission and the World Bank in cooperation with the Stability Pact, held in Brussels on 29 and 30 March 2000 and in Bucharest on 25 and 26 October 2001, and of the progress achieved in mobilizing and coordinating support of the donor community and international financial institutions for reconstruction and development efforts in South Eastern Europe,