Organisasi Sabilulungan Ékonomi Laut Hideung

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Organisasi Sabilulungan Ékonomi Laut Hideung
Gambar:Organization of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC) logo.png
Pawangunan4 Juni 1992
RupaOrganisasai gawé bareng ékonomi
Kantor puseurIstanbul, Turki
KaanggotaanAlbania Albania
Arménia Arménia
Azerbaijan Azerbaijan
Bulgaria Bulgaria
Géorgia Géorgia
Moldova Moldova
Romania Romania
Rusia Rusia
Citakan:Country data Serbia Sérbia
Turki Turki
Ukraina Ukraina
Yunani Yunani
Sékrétaris Jéndral Leonidas Chrysanthopoulos
Loka wéb

Dina 25 Juni 1992, Pupuhu Nagara jeung Pamaréntahan ti 11 nagara nandatangan di Déklarasi panglawungan Istanbul jeung Pernyataan Bosporus ngahasilkeun dibentukna Sabilulungan Ékonomi Laut Hideung.

Kaanggotaan

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██ Nagara anggota ██ Nagara panénjo

Anggota:

Kaanggotaan heunteu diwatesan ka nagara basisireun Laut Hideung hungkul. Albania, Arménia, Azerbaijan, Yunani, Moldova, jeung Sérbia sanés basisireun Laut Hideung. Pangajuan Monténegro divéto ku Yunani sanggeus Turki ngavéto pangajuan Républik Siprus, ngakibatkeun Yunani heunteu nyatujuan pangajuan nagara nanaon jagana[1].

Nagara panénjo:

'Organisasi panénjo:

Tingali ogé

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Catetan

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^ Ngagabung salaku   Sérbia jeung Monténégro dina April 2004[2]; Sanggeus peupeusna nagara éta dina 2006, kaanggotaanna diteraskeun ku Sérbia[3].

Rujukan

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  1. Kurt, Suleyman (2006-06-11). "Montenegro Denied BSEC Membership Because of Turkish-Greek Rift". Zaman. http://www.todayszaman.com/tz-web/detaylar.do?load=detay&link=37983. Diakses pada 2008-02-23. "In retaliation to Turkey’s move to veto the application filed by the Greek Cypriot Administration, Greece opposed all BSEC membership applications in protest, including Montenegro’s."  Archived 2007-09-30 di Archive.today
  2. Permanent International Secretariat. "About BSEC". Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC). Diarsipkan dari versi asli tanggal 2007-09-28. Diakses tanggal 2009-05-29. With the accession of Serbia and Montenegro in April 2004, the Organization’s Member States increased to twelve. 
  3. Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia. "Constitutional Charter of the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro: Article 60 - Breaking Away from the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro" (PDF). Diakses tanggal 2008-02-23. Should Montenegro break away from the state union of Serbia and Montenegro, the international instruments pertaining to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, particularly UN SC Resolution 1244, would concern and apply in their entirety to Serbia as the successor.