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Webinar: “New Momentum” for the European perspective of Moldova – comparisons between the “Associated Trio” and the Western Balkan states

Published: Wednesday, 12 May 20210 views
Webinar: “New Momentum” for the European perspective of Moldova – comparisons between the “Associated Trio” and the Western Balkan states

Independent Think-Tank "Expert-Grup" and Center for European Political Studies (CEPS) invite you to take part in the webinar: "New Momentum” for the European perspective of Moldova – comparisons between the “Associated Trio” and the Western Balkan states". The event will take place online, on May 24, 2021, between 4.30 - 17.45 PM (Chisinau time).

The event is dedicated to presenting the results of the study: "Balkan and Eastern European Comparisons: Building a New Momentum for the European integration of the Balkan and Eastern European associated states". The study was conducted under the coordination of Michael Emerson, Senior Research Associate of the Center for European Policy Studies in Brussels. The study is part of the activities within the Project "Understanding the Association Agreement and the DCFTA between Ukraine, Georgia, the Republic of Moldova and the European Union", financially supported by SIDA and the Government of Sweden.

The webinar will be moderated by Denis Cenusa, Associated Expert, Independent Think-Tank ”Expert-Grup”. As event's speakers are invited members of the Parliament of European Union and representatives of state institutions, business environment and civil society from the Republic of Moldova. The webinar's working language is English. The event requires preventive registration.

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If you need more information about the event, do not hesitate to contact us via email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or by phone: +373 69 445 607,  contact person - Inga Agachi, Project Assistant, Independent Think-Tank "Expert-Grup".

This event has already taken place; registrations are closed.

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