přijatá stanoviska on 13/05/2009
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REX/271-EESC-2009-889Rapporteur:
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Východoevropští sousedé
Činnosti EHSV týkající se východních sousedů zahrnují Arménii, Ázerbájdžán, Bělorusko, Gruzii, Moldavsko a Ukrajinu. Hlavním cílem EHSV ve vztahu k východním sousedům je upevňovat vztahy s organizacemi občanské společnosti v regionu a zapojit je do dialogu s jejich vnitrostátními tvůrci politik i s organizovanou občanskou společností EU.
Hlavním mechanismem spolupráce s Gruzií, Moldavskem a Ukrajinou jsou platformy občanské společnosti, jež doplňují politické orgány, které existují v rámci dohod EU o přidružení s těmito zeměmi. Platforma umožňuje organizacím občanské společnosti jak z EU, tak z partnerské země sledovat proces provádění a vypracovat svá doporučení pro příslušné orgány.
EU je v těchto platformách zastoupena členy EHSV a zástupci velkých evropských sítí občanské společnosti. Partnerskou zemi zastupuje široké spektrum organizací občanské společnosti. Členská základna platforem vychází z vyváženého zastoupení všech zájmových skupin (organizací zaměstnavatelů, odborů a různých zájmových skupin).
V EHSV byl v roce 2004 vytvořen monitorovací výbor Východoevropští sousedé jako zvláštní orgán odpovědný za vztahy s občanskou společností v zemích východního sousedství. Monitorovací výbor se obvykle schází čtyřikrát ročně a jeho členové se aktivně podílejí na činnostech Východního partnerství, jako jsou vícestranné platformy a Fóra občanské společnosti Východního partnerství.
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38/2019The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) hosted a high-level conference on 5 September to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Eastern Partnership.
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6/2017Georgia has the best track record in freedom of media among the Eastern Partnership countries, but nevertheless sustained efforts are called for in order to raise the standard of journalistic quality, objectivity and ethics, as well as secure their independence and sources of financing. This was one of the main messages of the EU-Georgia Civil Society Platform (CSP)'s second meeting held on 16th February at the EESC. The Platform also made recommendations for the Georgian government to ...
17/06/2016
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44/2016The 1st and inaugural meeting of the EU-Georgia Civil Society Platform (CSP) was held on 16th June 2016 in Tbilisi and was co-chaired by Andrzej Adamczyk, member of the EESC, and Kakha Gogolashvili, chairman of the Georgian National Platform at the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum. The participants in the first CSP meeting adopted a joint declaration, assessing the state of play of the EU-Georgia Association Agreement's implementation and acknowledging the considerable progress achieved by Georgia since the beginning of the Association process. Nevertheless, they called ...
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