Within the 2014/2015 Unpacking programme, Belgrade Centre for Human Rights and ApsArt Centre for Thetre Research in cooperation with 12 Serbian youth offices organise two-day workshops for youth, “Explore and show your community”. This project is among some twenty EUR2 million EU-funded projects, within the “EU support to civil society” programme.
Minister in charge with European integration Jadranka Joksimović and Director of the Directorate for Enlargement Jean Eric Paquet signed the 2013 Financial Agreement, which implies the transfer of EUR197,2 million to Serbia, as well as management of the EU pre-accession funds (IPA).
The Embassy of Czech Republic in Belgrade was today the venue of “Open Doors” event, intended to mark the Europe Day; Czech Embassy Deputy Chief of Mission Jiří Kyrian greeted students, who had an opportunity to tour the Embassy building located in King Aleksandar Boulevard.
Signing of the IPA 2013 Financial Agreement Total allocation to Serbia – EUR197,2 million out of IPA 2013.
Should Western Balkans countries access the EU jointly or independently, was the issue discussed by the best attendees of the Spring Debate School, organised by the EU Info Centre, academic debate network Open Communication, and BEUM student association.
Serbian police have made a significant progress in increasing the number of uncovered illegal immigrants, given that it detected 6790 illegal immigrants during the first quarter of 2014, whereas throughout the last year they detected as much as 8570, Head of the EU Delegation to Serbia Michael Davenport said.
The European Union has granted more than EUR2,3 million to social welfare and health care institutions, civil society organisations, and local governments in Serbia, that took part in the call for proposals on “Support to deinstitutionalisation and social inclusion of persons with intellectual disabilities and mental health problems.”
Delegation of the European Union to the Republic of Serbia, Ministry of Labour, Employment, Veteran Care and Social Issues, Government of the Republic of Serbia, Ministry of Health, Government of Serbia and the project „OPEN ARMS“ invite you to attend ceremonial grants announcement event under the Open Call for Proposals “Support for de-institutionalization and social inclusion of persons with mental disability and mental illness” funded by the European Union.
In the future, all countries negotiating membership to the EU will have to follow the Croatian model of joining this organisation, said Gordan Markotić Croatian Ambassador to Serbia, addressing the Faculty of Political Sciences’ students that have visited the Embassy of the youngest EU member, within the “Open Doors” manifestation organised by the EU Info Centre.
On Saturday, May 31, Prva TV starts broadcasting series “Europe, hell yeah!” co-produced by the EU Delegation to Serbia and Monte Royal Pictures production company. Each of the 26 episodes informs viewers on a certain aspect of EU integrations and Serbia’s adjustment to this process, but it also points out to Serbia’s values on its way to the EU.
