Secretary General
As of 1 January 2010, Ambassador Gerhard Pfanzelter (Austria) has taken up his duties as Secretary General.
CEI Presidencies – 1989 Hungary. – 1990 Italy. – 1991 SFR Yugoslavia. – 1992 Austria. – 1993 Hungary. – 1994 Italy. – 1995 Poland. – 1996 Austria. – 1997 Bosnia and Herzegovina. – 1998 Croatia. – 1999 Czech Republic. – 2000 Hungary. – 2001 Italy. – 2002 Macedonia. – 2003 Poland. – 2004 Slovenia. – 2005 Slovakia. – 2006 Albania. – 2007 Bulgaria. – 2008 Moldova. – 2009 Romania. – 2010 Montenegro. - 2011 Serbia. - 2012 Ukraine
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