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Sektorska integracija Zapadnog Balkana u Evropsku uniju
Sectoral integration of the Western Balkans in the EU
Da li sledi nova gasna kriza
Panel discussion “Is a New Gas Crisis Approaching”
Međunarodna konferencija Dunav - najjača veza
sa Evropskom unijom je okupila preko 250 učesnika
iz 10 zemalja, što dovoljno govori o pokušaju
da premostimo jaz koji je postojao i postoji u komunikaciji
između različitih aktera, ali i CD sa CD
EU. Konferencija je okupila predstavnike poslovne
zajednice, think thank, državne administracije, međunarodnih
organizacija, OCD, Parlamenta i relevantnih
odbora, akadamske zajednice, medija i profesionalnih
udruženja. Konferencija je radila u tri
panela: Dunavska strategija, Ekonomija i transport
i Turizam, ekologija i kultura.
Preporuke i zaključci, ali i sav materijal sa konferencije
je distribuiran na veliki broj adresa.
Projekat je realizovan u saradnji sa Privrednom
komorom Srbije, a uz podršku Fondacije Friedrich
Ebert.
each addressed some of the challenges and aspects
of European integration in Serbia and the region:
the European Perspective of the Western Balkans;
Serbia and the EU: Achievements and Challenges;
Economic Integration and Lessons Learned from
European Integration.
The International Conference gathered together
over 200 participants and numerous experts - guest
speakers from the EU and the Western Balkans, including
Serbia.
The Conference was supported by the Embassy of
the United States in Belgrade.
Sectoral Integration of the Western Balkans
in the European Union
The regional Convention on “Sectoral Integration of
the Western Balkans in the European Union: Trade,
Energy and Transport” aimed to recognize the strategic
goals of the Western Balkan countries within the
context of the EU integration process and to engage
the capacities for overall development of these societies
in overcoming the financial and economical crisis
and its devastating consequences. The Conference
was focused on trade (CEFTA), energy and transport,
the areas of cooperation among the Western Balkans
countries where significant results have already been
achieved. The goal of the conference was to inform
the expert and wider public about the impacts of sectoral
integration on the everyday life of citizens (benefits
and risks), emphasize the importance of regional
cooperation and sectoral integration for the economic
and social development of the region, assess the
CEFTA and Energy Community treaty implementation
(problems and challenges) and raise awareness
on the importance of establishing a Transport Community.
The three conference panels on trade (CEFTA), energy
and transport assessed the improvements obtained
and the challenges facing Serbia and the whole
region. Special focus was put on the implementation
of the SAA, legal harmonization, the social dimension
and parliamentarian regional cooperation.
The Conference gathered together representative
from the business community, think tanks and
NGOs from the region, national administrations,
MPs from the national parliaments, representatives
Godišnjak Evropskog pokreta u Srbiji