Regional Cooperation Council

Svilanovic: Global, national challenges ahead for Serbia

SARAJEVO - In 2017, prospects of improvement in the relations among Russia, the EU and the US will be of the greatest significance for Serbia globally, while the biggest challenge at national level will be holding the presidential elections in a procedure that will not overly upset the political scene, says Regional Cooperation Council Secretary-General Goran Svilanovic.

Svilanovic: Region's EU accession process has changed

BELGRADE - Croatia's EU accession marked the end of one accession model, and the process is now completely different for Western Balkan states due to the circumstances in the region and the EU itself, such as the economic crisis, migration and Brexit, Regional Cooperation Council Secretary-General Goran Svilanovic said Thursday.

Svilanovic: Region's EU accession process has changed

BELGRADE - Croatia's EU accession marked the end of one accession model, and the process is now completely different for Western Balkan states due to the circumstances in the region and the EU itself, such as the economic crisis, migration and Brexit, Regional Cooperation Council Secretary-General Goran Svilanovic said Thursday.

"Region's EU accession process has changed"

Croatia's EU accession marked the end of one accession model, Regional Cooperation Council Secretary-General Goran Svilanovic said on Thursday.

The process is now completely different for Western Balkan states due to the circumstances in the region and the EU itself, such as the economic crisis, migration and Brexit, he said.

SEECP Countries Meet in Bulgaria to Review Challenges and Opportunites Facing Them

Regional cooperation, European integration of the Western Balkans and challenges facing Southeast Europe were high on the agenda of a meeting of the foreign ministers of the countries of the region, the Foreign Ministry in Sofia said on Tuesday.

Balkan Governments Urged to Boost Business Cooperation

Regional cooperation is key to attracting more foreign investment money into the Balkans, stressed participants at the seventh Sarajevo Business Forum in the Bosnian capital on Wednesday.

"There is no country which is able to stand alone, especially in our region," Montenegro's economy minister Vladimir Kavaric told the forum.

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