Economic cooperation between the EU and Serbia
Traditionally, the EU is the most important trading partner of Serbia. About 2/3 of total Serbian exchange in goods is…
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Davenport: Significant Progress on EU Path
Speaking about the Report on Serbia published today within 2015 Enlargement Package, Head of the EU Delegation to Serbia Michael…
Commission adopts 2015 Enlargement Package
The European Commission adopted today the annual reports assessing where the countries of the Western Balkans and Turkey stand in preparing…
European Commissioner for Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Johannes Hahn Message following Publication of Report on Serbia
In his video message, EU Commissioner for Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations said he was pleased with European Commission’s 2015…
Western Balkans and Turkey: enlargement process key to strengthened economic and political stability in the region
2015 enlargement package In a set of annual reports adopted today, the European Commission has assessed where the countries of…
What’s new in the 2015 enlargement package?
2015 enlargement package The European Commission has made a number of changes to this year’s enlargement package, compared to previous…
Key findings of the 2015 report on Serbia
2015 enlargement package The report on Serbia is part of the 2015 enlargement package adopted today by the European Commission.…
Western Balkans: EU supports UNICEF for the refugee crisis
The European Commission today unlocks additional financial support for UNICEF, providing €2 million to assist 170 000 infants, children and…
Western Balkans and Turkey: enlargement process key to strengthened economic and political stability in the region
In a set of annual reports adopted today, the European Commission has assessed where the countries of the Western Balkans and Turkey stand in preparingto meet EU membership requirements, and sets out what needs to be done to address the remaining challenges.
What’s new in the 2015 enlargement package?
The European Commission has made a number of changes to this year’s enlargement package, compared to previous years. First, unlike in previous years when a new strategy paper was adopted each year, the Commission has adopted an overarching strategy on enlargement policy covering the period of its mandate.