European Movement in Serbia and the CURE Foundation signed a Memorandum of Cooperation
On 19th September 2023., on the premises of the European Movement in Serbia, EMinS general secretary Dragana Đurica and the director of the CURE Foundation, Jadranka Miličević, signed a Memorandum on Cooperation. The establishment of cooperation between civil society organizations in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina was the main result of the first phase of the project "Development of Conditions [...]
OPPORTUNITY FOR DECARBONIZATION OF THE ENERGY SECTOR IN SERBIA 2023
At the conference "The future of decarbonization in Serbia and the experience of the countries of the Visegrad group (V4)", held on September 14, 2023. In the Holiday Inn Express hotel in Belgrade, the European Movement in Serbia presented a proposal for a political document on decarbonization in Serbia, which also summarizes the experience of the V4 countries, which can [...]
Introducing: Magazine ,,Smart regions“
The magazine ,,Smart regions“, prepared by the National Convention on the European Union and the European Movement in Serbia, is dedicated to the Cluster 5: Resources, Cohesion and Agriculture. It is itended to inform decision-makers, professional public and citizens about the process of negotiations with the European Union when it comes to regional and rural development, regional policy of the [...]
Revised methodology and the phasing-in approach with the countries of the Western Balkans
In February 2020, the European Commission launched the initiative “Enhancing the accession process – a credible EU perspective for the Western Balkans”, with the aim to push forward the EU accession of the Western Balkans, thereby making the process more credible, realistic, dynamic and predictable. The new methodology envisages two main modalities: 1) accelerated integration and “phasing-in” to individual EU policies, the [...]
PUBLIC OPINION SURVEY ON THE PERCEPTION OF SERBIA AND SERBS IN ALBANIA
A Public Opinion Survey on the perception of Serbia and Serbs in Albania, conducted by the Albanian Institute for International studies shows that 44% of Albanian citizens think that two countries have normal relations, 20% that these relations are good, and 18% that they are bad. The relations between the two Governments are rated particularly well: normal 47%, good [...]
FOSTERING RESILIENCE IN THE WESTERN BALKANS: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES
The latest study on addressing the diverse issues of poor resilience of the Western Balkans finds that the region must carefully design and implement strategic communications in priority areas of democracy, economy, media environment, and combating high-level political corruption. The study recommends that the region should unify its voice on its European and Euro-Atlantic future, strengthen democratic institutions by monitoring adoption and implementation of the EU [...]
