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"en.20030409.6.3-280"2
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Mr President, the Council knows about the abduction of Mr Erkel and has repeatedly expressed its concern at various levels. The Council also issued a statement on the abduction of Mr Erkel on 31 January of this year. The question of Mr Erkel was raised by the Greek ambassador to Moscow during his meeting with the Russian deputy foreign minister, Mr Tsizov, on 14 January. This matter was also raised during the troika of political leaders with Russia on 16 January. The Russian authorities were called on to make every effort to secure the safe release of Mr Erkel. The same demand was reformulated during the meeting of the ministerial troika with Russia in Athens on 24 January, when the Russian side promised to examine the matter. Finally, this issue was again raised by the Greek ambassador to Moscow during another meeting with the Russian deputy foreign minister, Mr Ī¤sizov, on 18 March 2003, when he replied that the investigation was continuing and the Russian authorities were doing everything they could about this matter, but that at present they had no information on the fate of Mr Erkel. The Council will raise the question of the abduction of Mr Erkel during the forthcoming meeting of the Cooperation Council with Russia on 14 and 15 April, next week in other words, in the hope that his safe release can be secured."@en1
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