Vecinii UE din est

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Activitățile CESE cu privire la vecinii din est implică Armenia, Azerbaidjan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova și Ucraina. Obiectivul principal al CESE cu privire la vecinii din Europa de Est este de a consolida relațiile cu organizațiile societății civile din regiune și de a le implica într-un dialog cu factorii de decizie la nivel național și cu societatea civilă organizată din UE.

Principalele mecanisme de cooperare cu Georgia, Moldova și Ucraina sunt platformele societății civile, care completează organismele politice existente în cadrul acordurilor de asociere ale UE cu aceste țări. Platformele permit organizațiilor societății civile atât din partea UE, cât și din partea țărilor partenere, să monitorizeze procesul de punere în aplicare și să-și elaboreze recomandările pentru autoritățile relevante.

Din partea UE, aceste platforme cuprind membri ai CESE și reprezentanți ai marilor rețele ale societății civile europene. Din partea țărilor partenere, acestea reprezintă un spectru larg de organizații ale societății civile. Calitatea de membru al platformelor se bazează pe o reprezentare echilibrată a tuturor grupurilor de interese (organizații ale angajatorilor, sindicate și diferite grupuri de interese).

În cadrul CESE, Comitetul de monitorizare pentru vecinii UE din est a fost înființat în 2004, ca organism specific responsabil pentru relațiile cu societatea civilă din țările din vecinătatea estică. Comitetul de monitorizare se reunește de obicei de patru ori pe an, iar membrii săi iau parte în mod activ la activitățile Parteneriatului estic, precum platformele multilaterale ale acestuia și Forumul societății civile din cadrul Parteneriatului estic.

 

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  • 4th meeting of the EU-Ukraine Civil Society Platform

    Event type
    Meeting

    Location

    Brussels
    Belgium

  • 2nd meeting of the EU-Georgia Civil Society Platform

    Event type
    Meeting

    Location

    Brussels
    Belgium

  • 2nd joint meeting of the EU-Georgia Domestic Advisory Groups

    Event type
    Meeting

    Location

    Brussels
    Belgium

  • 1st joint meeting of the EU-Georgia Domestic Advisory Groups

    Event type
    Meeting

    Location

    Tbilisi

    Representatives of the European and Georgian Domestic Advisory Groups (DAGs), set up under the Trade and Sustainable Development Chapter of the Association Agreement between the European Union and Georgia, held their first joint meeting in Tbilisi on 26 January 2016. The participants expressed their commitment to fulfil the mandate foreseen in the Trade and Sustainable Development Chapter of the Association Agreement, namely to monitor the implementation of the Chapter and to provide advice to the Parties to the Agreement.

  • 2nd Joint meeting of the EU and Moldova Domestic Advisory Groups

    Event type
    Meeting

    Location

    Brussels
    Belgium

    Article 376 of the EU-Moldova Association Agreement foresees that each Party would establish a domestic advisory group (DAG) on sustainable development, which would advise on issues relating to the Chapter of trade and sustainable development. A joint meeting is held annually. The first meeting was held in July 2015.

  • 1st meeting of the EU-Georgia Civil Society Platform

    Inaugural meeting
    Event type
    Meeting

    Location

    Tbilisi

  • 1st meeting of the EU-Moldova Civil Society Platform

    Event type
    Meeting

    Location

    Bruxelles
    Belgium

    The first and inaugural meeting of the EU-Moldova Civil Society Platform (CSP) was held on 10 May 2016 at the EESC. The CSP complements the political bodies existing within the framework of the EU-Moldova Association Agreement, and it allows civil society organisations from both sides to monitor the implementation process and prepare recommendations to the relevant authorities both in the Republic of Moldova as well as in the European Union.

    The CSP is made up of nine members from both Parties, representing the EESC and large European civil society networks, on the one side, and civil society organisations from  Moldova, on the other side.

  • External Relations Section

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    8 pages

    The External Relations Section (REX) of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) is responsible for dialogue between European civil society organisations and their homologues from the countries with which the European Union has formal relations (e.g. under the form of a Free Trade Agreement). Through this dialogue, made possible by a series of bilateral bodies, and through specialized opinions and information reports, the Committee is able to concretely contribute to EU foreign policy.

  • Joint declaration - 7th Joint meeting of the EU and Moldova DAG

    Document type
    Joint declaration
    Latest update
    • Joint declaration - 7th joint meeting of the EU-Moldova Domestic Advisory Groups

  • 7th meeting of the EU-Georgia Civil Society Platform Joint Declaration

    Document type
    Joint declaration
    • 7th meeting of the EU-Georgia Civil Society Platform Joint Declaration
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