REGIONAL COOPERATION
During its 20 years of existence, CEP has successfully implemented over 150 projects throughout the Central and Eastern Europe and Eastern Partnership countries. We’ve been especially active in the Western Balkans, providing assistance and support to the countries’ economic, social and political development.
We’ve been actively involved in capacity building of public institutions, public services and civil servants in the Western Balkans countries, and worked on strengthening the civil society in the Western Balkans through thematic workshops. Some of our activities focused on the private sector development, with the establishment of an integrated start-up system in the WB that supported over 400 young entrepreneurs from the region.
The Central and Eastern Europe and Eastern Partnership countries represent a bridge between the EU and the broader region of Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, and Central Asia, while the Western Balkan countries are located in the heart of Europe and represent a strategic gateway to the Balkans and beyond. Cooperation with the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and Eastern Partnership contributes to regional stability, economic development, and the promotion of shared values and principles. For Slovenia, the countries are important strategic partners, given its geographical proximity and historical ties.
Slovenia has been an active supporter of the EU’s enlargement and integration efforts, advocating for the inclusion of its neighbors in the EU and has been focused on promoting economic development, enhancing cooperation in the areas of energy, transport, and the environment, and civil society engagement.
ONGOING PROJECTS
EUSDR Priority Area 10 “Institutional Capacities & Cooperation”
Digitalisation has the potential to become the impetus for the economic growth and development that the CEE region needs. The project addresses the topics of digital transformation, transatlantic digital partnership and development of EU digital policies.
Transformative Power of Digital
Digitalisation has the potential to become the impetus for the economic growth and development that the CEE region needs. The project addresses the topics of digital transformation, transatlantic digital partnership and development of EU digital policies.
UPCOMING ACTIVITIES
No new activities are foreseen at the moment. Follow CEP social media to be in the loop!
LATEST
[Invitation] July 15 – The Future of the Transatlantic Relations – Priorities for the Slovenian Presidency
The Centre for European Perspective – CEP and the European Centre for International Political Economy – ECIPE invite you to a webinar: The Future of the Transatlantic Relations – Priorities for the Slovenian Presidency Thursday, 15 July, 15.00 CET Register here There...
[Invitation] June 2 – A brave new digital world: Regional Cooperation on Digital Transformation
The Centre for European Perspective - CEP and the EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy invite you to a webinar titled: A brave new digital world: Regional Cooperation on Digital Transformation Wednesday, 2 June, 12.00 CET Register here The adoption of digital...
[Webinar] Strategic Autonomy In A Globally Interdependent World
The Centre for European Perspective and the Eastern Europe Studies Centre held a webinar on May 20 titled: Strategic Autonomy in a Globally Interdependent World: What’s Next for Europe? Strategic autonomy has entered the EU vocabulary in 2013 as a security and...


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