Upon the publication of the official Report by the European Commission, the Initiative for monitoring EU integration made a comparative overview of the official and the Alternative report.
Considering that three months have passed between the referral of the Alternative Report and the publishing of the official report, it is safe to say that the EU Delegation in BiH has had enough time to inform the European Commission about the conclusions presented by civil society organizations in the Alternative Report.
At the start of September of this year, the Initiative for Monitoring EU Integration of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) delivered the Alternative Report on the Progress of BiH which the members of the Initiative had drafted and presented in July 2014 to the parliamentary delegation for BiH and Kosovo, as well as to the Green … Continued
Bosnia and Herzegovina has a status of a potential candidate country for EU accession.
Interview with Saša Gavrić, the executive director of the Sarajevo Open Centre (SOC)
Initiative for the monitoring of European integration of Bosnia and Herzegovina has published the second Alternative Report on the progress of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the process of EU integration.
Initiative for the monitoring of the European Union integration of Bosnia and Herzegovina: Alternative Progress Report 2014 Sarajevo:Sarajevo Open Centre
On 15 July, a regional conference was held at Hill – Brijuni, Dubrovnik. The conference was initiated by Croatia in 2013 with an aim to become a place for Heads of State of South East Europe to meet with the distinguished guest from one of the leading countries of the Union. In addition to the … Continued
The Alternative Progress Report on BiH covers the position of BiH in the EU integration process over the course of the past year, specifically from July 2013-July 2014.
Bosnia and Herzegovina, together with the four countries of the Western Balkans (Albania, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia) and the Republic of Moldova, signed the agreement in Brussels, thus ensuring full access to the program Horizon 2020.
Montenegro is also in negotiations with the EU and has allready opened three new chapters – free movement of capital, financial supervision and external security and defense policy.
The heads of diplomacy of the European Union have agreed to give Albania the candidate status for EU membership. This decision is left to be confirmed by the Heads of State or Government at the meeting in Brussels. The fact is that BiH is the only country in the region, along with Kosovo, that has … Continued