The European Movement in Serbia organized a workshop with members of civil society organizations, environmental activists and interested citizens from Belgrade on the topic of “Monitoring Public Policies in the Field of Battling Climate Change”. The workshop was held within the project "Green Agenda at the Local Level", which is implemented by members of the Network [...]
The COVID-19 pandemic has clearly highlighted shortcomings in a number of sectors in all Western Balkan countries - from weakened health systems, vulnerable democratic institutions and the judiciary, to aid-dependent economies and unsustainable environmental and energy policies. All countries in the region face similar problems and challenges. The European Movement in Serbia, with the support of [...]
The European Movement in Serbia is organizing debates within the "Rendezvous in the European Union" cycle in partnership with the European Movement of France, the French Embassy in Serbia and the French Institute in Belgrade. Experts from France and Serbia are participating in this series of debates. Objectives: Deepening mutual understanding of the French and Serbian [...]
On Saturday, December 4, 2021, starting from 2 PM, we are traditionally organizing a Mentoring Walk in Belgrade as part of the Final Event of the 2020/2021 program cycle, with the solemn celebration of the 11th anniversary of the Share Your Knowledge program. In Serbia, the first Mentoring Walks were held in 2008, in Belgrade and [...]
Whether the Western Balkans and EU enlargement can be on the list of priorities of the French presidency, what is the potential for change in EU policy and what constraints the presidency faces, were the questions of today's panel "EU presidency: Challenges and Expectations", organized by the European movement in Serbia with the support of the [...]
The European Movement in Serbia held an online meeting with representatives of Belgrade civil society organizations and activists who expressed interest in joint action in the field of combating climate change. The online meeting was organized as an activity within the project “Green Agenda at the Local Level”, which is implemented by the Network of the [...]
Whether and to what extent insufficient communication can contribute to the rise of Euroscepticism in Serbia, what can be done to improve communication about the EU and how to respond to false news and misinformation, were the questions of yesterday's panel "EU-Serbia: Lost in Translation", organized by the European Movement in Serbia and the Friedrich Ebert [...]
With the first episode of the “Share Your Knowledge” podcast, we open the season of discussions with alumni - mentors on the “Share Your Knowledge” program! Before the jubilee celebration of 11 years since the Program's existence, we are talking to the alumnus of the first cycle of the Program, realized back in 2010! Our [...]
From 2-6 November, 2021, The European Movement in Serbia, together with the Institute for Democracy from Skopje (IDSCS), participated in a study visit to the Czech Republic within the regional project "Think Balkans", which was hosted by the Institute for European Policies "EUROPEUM" from Prague. Researchers from Northern Macedonia (IDSCS) and Serbia (EminS), together with the [...]
On November 2,The European Movement in Serbia started the realization of an online webinar on the project "Countering Euroscepticism through education and empowerment of young people as European Citizens", funded by the European Union program - Europe for Citizens. The aim of the webinar is to educate high school students in Serbia about the emergence of [...]
The Secretary General of European Movement in Serbia, Ms. Dragana Đurica, elected as a Member of the Board of the European Movement International
The President of the European Movement in Serbia, Dr. Jelica Minic, participated in the ministerial conference “A larger, stronger Union – making the European Union fit for enlargement and future members fit for accession”
Statement of the European Movement in Serbia on the occasion of building monuments of a revisionist culture
