Open Doors events continued with Danish Embassy hosting students of Faculty of Political Sciences with the aim of opening a debate about the role of civil society and freedom of media.
On the occasion of 65 year of the signature of Schuman Declaration, within Open Doors activities, Finnish Embassy, with its Ambassador Peka Orpana, hosted some 20 students of Belgrade University.
It’s a great pleasure to be with you today here in the Serbian capital, Belgrade, a European capital. We are here together today to talk about climate change, which you may associate with the environment, with our sea-level, with our air quality; all of which are true. But the threats and implications of climate-change go far beyond these challenges;
The e-business awareness raising campaign for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) was launched in Belgrade on 12 June 2015 as a part of the E-business Development Project activities funded by the European Union. The speeches were delivered by Katarina Jovanovic-Obradovic, Assistant Minister of Economy, Sava Savic, Assistant Minister of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications, Mr. Oskar Benedikt, Deputy Head of Delegation of the European Union to the Republic of Serbia and Leszek Jakubowski, Project Team Leader.
Yesterday, the European Commission (EC) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have signed a grant agreement for an €8 million (US$8.7 million) capacity development program on fiscal reforms in Southeastern Europe (SEE).
Bulgarian Ambassador to Serbia Angel Dimitrov said today that he was certain Serbia would become part of European Union.
Italian Embassy opened its Doors for all those interested to learn more about European Union, First Secretary of Embassy Alessandro Neto told FoNet.
Serbia accounts for the lowest price of electricity in Europe, €6/100kWh. With €7.8 Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia ranks second, while the latest EU Member State Croatia ranks third with €13.2/kWh. The latest findings by European Union statistical office Eurostat show that Denmark produces the most expensive electricity, €30.4/kWh followed by Germany with €29.7.
Turkey’s general election on 7 June took place with a record 86% turn out, a clear sign of strength of the Turkish democracy. The fact that all major political parties obtained representation in the new parliament is particularly important
Nearly 15% of birds in the EU are threatened with extinction, as well as 7.5% of all marine fish species in European waters, according to new reports published today by the European Commission. Green Week 2015, Europe’s biggest conference dedicated to environment policy which opens today,will look at the reasons behind these trends and ways to fight back against declining biodiversity. The three-day conference is free and open to all. All sessions are web-streamed.
