WHO ARE WE?

European Movement in Serbia was established in 1992 with a mission of advocating peaceful, democratic nad full European integration of modern Serbia.

We are a project-funded and membership-based organisation that continues to expand and bring together pro-European individuals and organisations dedicated to European values.

WHAT WE DO?

>> Policy research, advocacy, campaigns and public events, aimed at initiating, promoting and representing the European integration process and importance of quality political, economic and social reforms in Serbia and spreading democratic principles and values.

>> Education & trainings, mentoring and international exchanges for different target groups.

>> Capacity building for public and local institutions, CSOs and media.

>> Initiating and engaging in national, regional and international networks.

SERBIA IN EUROPE, EUROPE IN SERBIA

Our projects and activities support the building of capacities for European integration of the society as a whole.

   + Public officials and servants
   + Independent and regulatory bodies
   + National bodies and local self-governments
   + Civil society organizations    + Media
   + SMEs and social entrepreneurs
   + Youth and students
   + Women
   + Farmers

Visegrad Fund

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Overcoming the Past Together – Learning from the Visegrad Group

By | November 8th, 2019|Categories: EMinS News|Tags: , , , , |

Reconciliation is a long-lasting and very sensitive process which shows the importance of the role political leaders of the countries participating in that process play, both minority and majority leaders in the countries involved in this project, said Jelica Minić, Vice President of the European Movement in Serbia while opening the conference Overcoming the Past Together. The [...]

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From Warsaw to Tirana: Overcoming the Past Together

By | January 24th, 2019|Categories: Finished projects|Tags: , , , |

Reconciliation and good neighbourly relations are among the key priorities of the Stabilisation and Association Process of the Western Balkans, on its way from the burden of past conflicts towards a peaceful European perspective. In the framework of the momentum created by the Berlin Process, in February 2018 the EC’s “Enlargement Strategy for Western Balkans” [...]

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