The European Policy Institute – Skopje (EPI) has the honour to invite you to participate on the presentation of two research papers which analyse the effects of Macedonia’s accession to NATO. The event will take place on 7th of December, at the hotel Holiday Inn, with registration opening at 9:30. The researches of Ms. Ivana Velkovska and Mr. Timurlenk Cekovik are […]
The Council for cooperation with and development of the civil sector opened a call for electing a member of the Council in the area of “EU integrations and policies”, in October 2018. Taking into consideration the importance of having successful coordination and cooperation of the CSOs in achieving effective EU integration policies, we notify you that the […]
On the occasion of October 25 – European Civil Justice Day, the European Policy Institute, together with the Chamber of Mediators and the Center for Legal Research and Analysis, organized a promotional event for mediation. The event took place in the center of Skopje, where citizens had the opportunity to talk to mediators and get acquainted […]
The European Policy Institute organized a presentation and discussion on the research “Effects of Stabilisation and Association Agreements and CEFTA2006 on WB6 European integration and regional cooperation: Achievements and ways forward”, with a focus on Macedonia. The event was opened by EPI’s Director, Dr. Simonida Kacarska. Marina Serafimovska, Economic Adviser in the Embassy of the […]
The European Policy Institute (EPI) invites you to the presentation of the research Effects of Stabilisation and Association Agreements and CEFTA2006 on WB6 European integration and regional cooperation: Achievements and ways forward, which will be held in Public Room, on the 25th of July, 2018 (Wednesday) starting at 09:30. The research that will be presented, with […]
Within the project Network 23+, 9 civil society organizations have been funded to conduct policy research in Chapter 23: Justice, Fundamental Rights and Fight Against Corruption. Below are the summaries of policy studies by grantees of Network 23+. Contents: Women’s Action | Towards the Civic Panopticon: Achieving Better Balance between Privacy Safeguarding and the Communication Monitoring […]
Chapter 23, encompassing the judiciary, fight against corruption, and fundamental citizen rights, is the first of chapters which, together with Chapter 24, is opens within membership negotiations with the European Union. This fact underlines the importance that the Union has been attaching to the rule of law principle as one of its most cherished […]
Reaching the conclusions regarding the countries in the enlargement process was not an easy task for the Bulgarian presidency, especially taking into account that no conclusions for enlargement were adopted by the Council from the end of 2015. The key discussion revolved around the Republic of Macedonia, the Republic of Albania and their status. The […]
Author: Simonida Kacarska (Director of the European Policy Institute, Macedonia). The blog was first published on BiEPAG. The upcoming summit of the heads of state and government of the European Union member states, to be held at the end of June 2018, will be viewed with much interest from the Balkans. The last enlargement package in […]
On June 5th. 2018, the European Policy Institute – Skopje (EPI) and the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in the Republic of Macedonia held the final conference of the project “Network 23+” under the title “ Chapter 23: Pandora’s box or a key for good governance?”. The conference was held within the framework of the […]
