SARAJEVO, March 7 – A panel discussion South East Europe in 2011 and Beyond: Sharing the Same Vision was held in Sarajevo, on Monday, to mark the third anniversary of the Regional Cooperation Council (RCC).
The panellists _ Hido Biscevic, RCC Secretary General; Andris Kesteris, Principal Advisor, Directorate General for Enlargement, European Commission; Jasminka Kronja, co-author, Regional Initiatives and Multilateral Cooperation in the Balkans; and Visnja Samardzija, co-editor, From the Lisbon Strategy to Europe 2020 _ focused on the state of regional cooperation in South East Europe in 2011, the implementation of the RCC Strategy and Work Programme 2011-2013, as well as the RCC role in light of the European Commission’s Enlargement Strategy 2010-2011 and Europe 2020 Strategy.
The Regional Cooperation Council has been established at a historic meeting in Sofia on 27 February 2008, that demonstrated dedication to strengthen regional ownership and cooperation in South East Europe.
Prospects for regional cooperation in South East Europe in 2011
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