Krajiny zapojené do procesu rozširovania

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EHSV sa aktívne angažuje v procese rozširovania EÚ a vypracoval dvojaký prístup – regionálny a bilaterálny – pre vzťahy s organizáciami občianskej spoločnosti v krajinách zahrnutých do procesu rozširovania.

Pokiaľ ide o regionálny prístup, monitorovací výbor pre západný Balkán – stály vnútorný orgán EHSV – je hlavným nástrojom na koordináciu činnosti EHSV v tomto regióne. Fórum občianskej spoločnosti krajín západného Balkánu organizované každé dva roky je súčasťou činnosti monitorovacieho výboru.

EHSV pracuje aj na bilaterálnej úrovni s krajinami západného Balkánu a s Tureckom. Na základe asociačných dohôd medzi týmito krajinami a EÚ s cieľom zapojiť organizácie občianskej spoločnosti do predvstupového a prístupového procesu EHSV vytvoril tri spoločné orgány so zástupcami občianskej spoločnosti – s Tureckom, Čiernou Horou a Srbskom. Každý orgán sa skladá z rovnakého počtu členov z EHSV a partnerskej krajiny a stretáva sa dvakrát do roka.

EHSV udržiava pravidelné kontakty a organizuje spoločné činnosti s organizáciami občianskej spoločnosti v krajinách zahrnutých do procesu rozširovania, s ktorými dosiaľ nebol vytvorený žiadny spoločný orgán zástupcov občianskej spoločnosti.

Činnosť spoločných orgánov je sprevádzaná prípravou stanovísk EHSV o predvstupových a prístupových procesoch jednotlivých krajín, ako aj o témach regionálneho záujmu.

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26/03/2020
Declaration by EESC President Luca Jahier and External Relations Section President Dilyana Slavova on the decision of the European Council to open accession negotiations with Albania and North Macedonia
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The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) has strongly supported the enlargement of the European Union to the six Western Balkans countries provided they fulfil all the necessary criteria for membership. In the aftermath of the Council's non-decision to open accession negotiations with Albania and North Macedonia in October 2019, we have reacted swiftly by adopting, on 31 October, a Resolution expressing our profound disappointment by the lack of unanimity from the Member States. The EESC has since been committed to working closely and intensively with the civil society in the Western Balkans to support and reassure them that their place is in the European Union.

Sekcia pre vonkajšie vzťahy
12/06/2019
Civil society representatives give their support to the sustainable development of Montenegro
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The EU-Montenegro Civil Society Joint Consultative Committee (JCC) held a meeting in Podgorica on June 7 to discuss the state of play in Montenegro's EU accession negotiations. The members of the JCC agreed on a joint declaration, which calls on the EU institutions to continue to be supportive of the EU enlargement policy after the European elections in May 2019 and on the Montenegrin authorities to produce tangible results in the areas of rule of law, media freedom, fight against organised crime and corruption.

Sekcia pre vonkajšie vzťahy
10/04/2019
Civil society representatives call for democratic reforms in Turkey as a prerequisite to resume accession negotiations with the EU
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Civil society representatives from both the EU and Turkey called on Turkish authorities to undertake major reforms in the fields of rule of law and human rights as a prerequisite to resume accession negotiations with the EU. This was one of the main conclusions of the 38th meeting of the EU-Turkey Joint Consultative Committee (JCC) held in Brussels on 8 and 9 April, which also agreed on the important role of the JCC as an open channel for exchanges at civil society level.

Sekcia pre vonkajšie vzťahy
23/03/2017
Balkan Employers' Round Table – Current Challenges and Future Prospects
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The importance of Social Dialogue, the role of employers' organisations, the economic situation in the Balkan countries, progress in the accession process and current political challenges:  these were main topics of the discussions at the Balkan Employers' Round Table that took place in Ljubljana, Slovenia, on 22 March 2017. The event brought together representatives of employers' organisations from former Yugoslavia (Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and the Former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia).

Sekcia pre vonkajšie vzťahy
25/05/2022
Civil Society should be a driving force in democracy, emphasised participants at the EESC hearing in Sarajevo
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26/2022

On 24 May in Sarajevo, the EESC's Western Balkans Follow-up Committee held its yearly external meeting - for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic - to meet with civil society organisations (CSOs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina and discuss their role and concerns regarding the current situation. The conclusions will be conveyed to the country's political authorities and to the EU institutions.

 

31/10/2019
"A geo-strategic and historic mistake"
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44/2019

EESC criticises European Council decision to deny the opening of accession negotiations with North Macedonia and Albania

The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) is deeply disappointed about EU leaders' decision to further postpone opening accession negotiations with North Macedonia and Albania at the European Council of 17-18 October, due to the lack of unanimity between the Member States.

8th meeting of the EU-Montenegro Civil Society Joint Consultative Committee

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JCC Meeting
Budva
Montenegro

For the 8th time, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) and Montenegro held the Civil Society Joint Consultative Committee (JCC) in Budva, Montenegro.

This meeting tackled following issues: Assessment of the state of play in Montenegro accession negotiations to the EU, Chapter 28 of the accession negotiations – with focus on Consumer protection and Debate on the situation of young people on the labour market.

08/11/2016

7th Meeting of EU - Montenegro Joint Consultative Committee

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JCC Meeting
Brussels, Belgium
Belgium

For the 7th time, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) and Montenegro held the Civil Society Joint Consultative Committee (JCC).

The meeting was held in Brussels and tackled following issues:

- The current state of play in EU-Montenegro relations and the accession process

- The Connectivity Agenda in the areas of Energy and Transport

- Chapter 5 - Public procurement

- The state of industrial relations and the development of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in Montenegro

08/07/2016

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