Země procesu rozšíření

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EHSV se aktivně angažuje v procesu rozšíření EU a vypracoval dvojí přístup (regionální a dvoustranný) ke svým vztahům s organizacemi občanské společnosti v zemích procesu rozšíření.

Pokud jde o regionální přístup, je hlavním nástrojem pro koordinaci činností EHSV v tomto regionu monitorovací výbor Západní Balkán, což je stálý interní orgán EHSV. Fórum občanské společnosti zemí západního Balkánu se koná každé dva roky a je součástí činností, které vykonává monitorovací výbor.

EHSV spolupracuje se zeměmi západního Balkánu a Tureckem také na dvoustranném základě. Na základě dohody o přidružení mezi těmito zeměmi a EU vytvořil EHSV tři společné orgány se zástupci občanské společnosti Turecka, Černé Hory a Srbska, aby organizace občanské společnosti zapojil do předvstupního procesu a procesu přistoupení. Každý orgán se skládá ze stejného počtu členů EHSV a partnerské země a schází se dvakrát ročně.

EHSV udržuje pravidelné kontakty a organizuje společné činnosti s organizacemi občanské společnosti v zemích procesu rozšíření, s jejichž zástupci nebyl dosud vytvořen žádný společný orgán.

Činnost společných orgánů doplňuje formulace stanovisek EHSV k předvstupnímu procesu a procesu přistoupení jednotlivých zemí, jakož i k otázkám s významem pro daný region.

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  • In front of the EESC members President Charles Michel comments on prospect of Ukraine EU membership and calls for the creation of a European Geopolitical Community

    Reference number
    22/2022

    The May plenary session of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) hosted a debate led by its President Christa Schweng and the President of the European Council Charles Michel on Europe's response to this turning point in history.

    External relations

  • The youth of the Western Balkans need tangible policies for their future so that they don't turn their back on the region

    With youth as one of the main policy areas of the Innovation Agenda for the Western Balkans (WBs), the participants in the hearing "Youth Policy in the Western Balkans, as part of the Innovation Agenda for the WBs", held by the EESC, reaffirmed the importance of young people for the future of the region.

    External relations

  • EU-facilitated dialogue remains key for the normalisation of Kosovo-Serbia relations

    The 51st Western Balkans Follow-up Committee meeting, held on 3 December 2021, placed conflict resolution and normalisation of relations between Kosovo* and Serbia in the spotlight. The meeting, presided by Ionuţ Sibian, hosted prominent speakers from the ranks of EU officials, Western Balkans experts, as well as civil society representatives from the local communities, all of whom agreed that EU-facilitated dialogue was the only way to move forward.

    External relations

  • Civil society representatives urge the EU to assist Montenegro to tackle the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic

    Members of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) and representatives of the Montenegrin organised civil society held on the 1st March the 14th meeting of the EU-Montenegro Joint Consultative Committee (JCC), which took place online. Members of the JCC adopted a joint declaration urging the EU to assist Montenegro to face the devastating consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic in the country.

    External relations

  • 3rd EU-Albania Civil Society Joint Consultative Committee meeting

    Event type
    JCC Meeting

    Location

    Palace of Congresses
    Tirana
    Albania

    The 3rd meeting of the EU–Albania Joint Consultative Committee (JCC) brought together representatives of organised civil society and social partners from Albania and the European Union to exchange views on Albania’s accession process.

  • EU–Western Balkans Civil Society High‑Level Conference

    Trust and Partnership at the Heart of EU Enlargement
    Event type
    Conference

    Location

    ÖGB ,
    Johann-Böhm-Platz 1 A
    Vienna
    Austria

    On 29 May 2026, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) organised a High‑Level Civil Society Conference that brought together EU and Western Balkans stakeholders to discuss the role of civil society in advancing EU enlargement, strengthening democratic resilience and supporting socio‑economic convergence in the region.

  • 22nd meeting of the EU-Montenegro JCC

    Event type
    JCC Meeting

    Location

    Kings Park Hotel, Kralja Nikole
    Podgorica
    Montenegro

    The 22nd meeting of the EU–Montenegro Joint Consultative Committee (JCC) was hold in Podgorica. The meeting brought together representatives of organised civil society from the European Union and Montenegro to exchange views on recent developments in EU–Montenegro relations and on key priorities in the EU accession process.

  • 21st Meeting of the EU Montenegro Joint Consultative Committee

    Event type
    JCC Meeting

    Location

    Rue Belliard 99
    Brussels
    Belgium

    European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) and Montenegro held its 21st Civil Society Joint Consultative Committee (JCC) on 16 December 2025, at the EESC in Brussels, Belgium. This platform, established between the EESC and Montenegrin civil society, provides a civil society perspective within the EU institutional framework related to the Stabilisation and Association Agreement between the EU and Montenegro. The JCC enables civil society organisations from both sides to monitor Montenegro's accession negotiations, discuss common interests, and inform the public about the challenges during the accession period.

    @EESC_REX   |   #EUMontenegro    |    #EESC_WB

  • 2nd Meeting of the EU-Albania Joint Consultative Committee

    Event type
    JCC Meeting

    Location

    Rue Belliard 99
    Brussels
    Belgium

    The second meeting of the EU-Albania Joint Consultative Committee (JCC) will took place on  21 November 2025 at the EESC in Brussels, Belgium. This platform, established within the institutional framework of the EU-Albania Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA), will enable representatives from both the EU and Albanian civil society to monitor the country's accession negotiations, discuss issues of common interest, and highlight concerns to be addressed on Albanian's path towards the European Union.

    @EESC_REX
    #EESC
    #EESCAlbania

  • 20th meeting of the EU-Serbia Joint Consultative Committee

    Location

    Belgrade
    Serbia

    The EU-Serbia Joint Consultative Committee (JCC) held its 20th meeting on 28 November 2025 in Serbia. This platform, established within the institutional framework of the EU-Serbia Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA), will enable representatives from both the EU and Serbian civil society to monitor the country's accession negotiations, discuss issues of common interest, and highlight concerns to be addressed on Serbia's path towards the European Union.

    @EESC_REX
    #EESC
    #EESCSerbia

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