Today, the Montenegrin daily newspaper Pobjeda published a short article regarding activities in the framework of CEP twinning project 'Harmonization and Implementation of the Regulations of Labour Inspection and Safety at Work'. The article draws special attention to the theater performance 'Napo in the World of Hazardous Substances', performed for the Podgorica preschool children by Slovenian actor Aleš Kolar.
The twinning project 'Harmonization and Implementation of the Regulations of Labour Inspection and Safety at Work' deals among other with the safety of young people at work and emphasizes the importance of the education of preschool children and pupils on safety at work. For better understanding of the issue the play focused on health and safety symbols used in product labeling and packaging of chemicals as well as basic rules for the handling of hazardous substances.
Spring issue of the scientific journal European Perspectives, Vol. 5, No 1 (8)
Montenegro has a modern and European regulation of copyright law that was adopted in 2011. However this regulation needs some key amending since the EU has in the meantime already adopted several new directives in the field of copyright, show findings by Slovenian expert dr. Trampuž.
Today, Secretary General of the Bled Strategic Forum (BSF) Alan Brian Bergant and his team visited Centre for European Perspective (CEP) to further discuss conceptual and organizational aspects of the conference.
In the framework of the project "European Affairs Training for Public Administration in Bosnia and Herzegovina" Dr. Primož Florjanc, expert from Slovenian Veterinary Administration is conducting its second working visit in BiH this week.
In the framework of the project "European Affairs Training for Public Administration in Bosnia and Herzegovina" an expert from Slovenian Veterinary Administration will travel to Bosnia and Herzegovina for a three-day visit. The purpose of his cooperation with the Bosnian authorities is to review and coordinate their phyto-sanitary legislation with European legislation. Bosnian entities have already prepared regulations, which are not always in line with European standards. The aim of this working visit is to unify the regulations in order to facilitate and also increase export from Bosnia and Herzegovina to the European Union, especially after July 1st 2014, when Croatia is expected to join the EU.
Centre for European Perspective (CEP) has conducted its first pilot HEAT training within the ENTRi framework in the week between 19 and 23 of November at the Police Training Centre Gotenica. It was organized with immense support by the Ministry of the Interior of Republic of Slovenia, Slovenian Police and Slovenian Armed Forces. Junior implementing partner of the training was Crisis Management Centre (CMC) Finland, while the Folke Bernadotte Academy (FBA) from Sweden and Danish Emergency Management Agency (DEMA) provided valuable observers, mentors and a trainer.
