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Model OSCE 2015

5 December 2015
  • The Model OSCE brought together 31 young people from Chisinau, Comrat and Tiraspol with the aim of building confidence and strengthening dialogue among youth from both sides of the Dniester/Nistru River, Vadul lui Voda, 5 December 2015. (OSCE/Igor Schimbator)
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  • As part of the Model OSCE, students represent different OSCE participating States and institutions in a simulation of the OSCE Permanent Council during a crisis situation, Vadul lui Voda, 5 December 2015. (OSCE/Igor Schimbator)
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  • At the end of the simulation game, students successfully develop a joint action plan on how to resolve the crisis, Vadul lui Voda, 5 December 2015. (OSCE/Igor Schimbator)
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  • Participants are trained in negotiations skills and briefed on OSCE structures, decision-making and the history of the Organization, Vadul lui Voda, 5 December 2015. (OSCE/Igor Schimbator)
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  • Ida Manton, an international negotations and communications expert leading a negotiations skills training session at the Model OSCE, Vadul lui Voda, 5 December 2015. (OSCE/Igor Schimbator)
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  • The aim of the Model OSCE is to build confidence and strengthen dialogue between young women and men from both sides of the Dniester/Nistru River, Vadul lui Voda, 5 December 2015. (OSCE/Igor Schimbator)
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  • The Model OSCE provides young people from both banks of the Dniester/Nistru River with a unique opportunity to better understand how mechanisms for conflict resolution work in practice, Vadul lui Voda, 5 December 2015. (OSCE/Igor Schimbator)
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  • The Model OSCE includes students from the faculties of law, international relations and political science, many of whom are aspiring diplomats, Vadul lui Voda, 5 December 2015. (OSCE/Igor Schimbator)
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  • At the end of the three-day training and Model OSCE simulation game, students were presented with certificates. In this picture, student Loredana Gamurari (l) receives her certificate from Mission Spokesperson Rachel Bending (r), Vadul lui Voda, 5 December 2015. (OSCE/Igor Schimbator)
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  • The Model OSCE was first organized by the OSCE Mission to Moldova in 2013 and has been held every year since, Vadul lui Voda, 5 December 2015. (OSCE/Igor Schimbator)
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From 3 to 6 December 2015, the OSCE Mission to Moldova brought together 31 students from Chisinau, Comrat and Tiraspol for the Model OSCE 2015, a three-day negotiation skills training and simulation game that engaged youth in conflict resolution. The event was held in Vadul lui Voda, a town by the Dniester/Nistru River.

As part of the Model OSCE, the students represented different OSCE participating States and institutions in a simulation of the OSCE Permanent Council during a crisis situation. At the end of the simulation, the students successfully developed a joint action plan on how to resolve the crisis. Participants also benefited from negotiations skills training delivered by an international expert and were briefed on OSCE structures, decision-making and the history of the Organization.