Copenhagen, 3 October 2025 — Feridun H. Sinirlioğlu, Secretary General of the Organization for Security and Co‑operation in Europe (OSCE), underscored the central role of dialogue and co‑operation in safeguarding European security during the Seventh European Political Community (EPC) Summit, held in Copenhagen.
Dialogue as a Keystone for Security
Addressing leaders gathered for the summit, Sinirlioğlu described the EPC as an essential platform for political dialogue at the highest level, enabling states, institutions, and organizations to align efforts in strengthening Europe’s resilience. He emphasized that sustained engagement across borders is critical to addressing shared challenges, from geopolitical tensions to economic and energy security.
A Pan‑European Gathering
The Copenhagen summit brought together Heads of State and Government from across the European region, reaffirming the EPC’s role as a forum for strategic dialogue and co‑ordination beyond the structures of the European Union. Discussions focused on reinforcing stability, prosperity, and collective security in a rapidly evolving international environment.
Broader Significance
The OSCE Secretary General’s intervention highlighted the organization’s long‑standing mission to foster trust, transparency, and co‑operation across Europe. By linking the EPC’s political dialogue with the OSCE’s security mandate, Sinirlioğlu positioned multilateral engagement as a keystone for peace and stability on the continent.
Source: OSCE
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