Tourism and Infrastructure Development

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Manifesto for WB Summit in Poznań - Civil Society Platform for Democracy and Human Rights

Civil Society Platform for Democracy and Human Rights - Western Balkans
28/02/2019
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Berlin Process - Civil Society Platform for Democracy and Human Rights

Civil Society Platform for Democracy and Human Rights - Western Balkans
05/07/2018
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Berlin Process: Overview of the progress by the six Western Balkans countries since London and Poznań Summits

Research Report - 2020
20/09/2020
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INVOLVING LOCAL COMMUNITIES IN TOURISM DEVELOPMENT: OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE WESTERN BALKANS REGION

BRIEFING - 2020
01/04/2020
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WHERE DO WE STAND? THE CONNECTIVITY AGENDA IN THE WESTERN BALKANS: A SNAPSHOT

BRIEFING - 2020
01/04/2020
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RESEARCH ON TOURISM IN THE WESTERN BALKANS

BRIEFING - 2017
01/12/2017
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The Balkan Forum - Promo

- Balkan Region
16/12/2019
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A glimpse of the resource-rich Western Balkans

Albania, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia - Western Balkans
04/08/2019
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Maria and Luigi: People in Kosovo give you a piece of their heart

Pristina - Kosovo
28/08/2018

People in Kosovo give you a part of their heart

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Branding and promoting our region as a joint tourist destination

Podgorica - Montengero
11/05/2018

Balkanica 4

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Ana Vuković, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Belgrade, Serbia

Belgrade - Serbia
22/06/2018

Ana Vuković

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Drita Llolla is the Executive Director at NGO iACT and Seanema Film Festival

Ulcinj - Montenegro
25/05/2018

Drita Llolla is the Executive Director at NGO iACT and Seanema Film Festival, during the interview she stressed out the importance of raising the awareness among people and youth in particul ...

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The Balkan Forum initiative was launched at the first Annual Balkan Forum meeting held on 7-9 February 2013 in Thessaloniki, Greece. The Forum gathered diverse stakeholders and leaders from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, FYR Macedonia, Greece, Kosovo, Montenegro, and Serbia. Over 50 participants from civil society, the private sector, academia, and government worked together to generate ideas and innovative strategies to deepen regional collaboration and catalyse economic development, drawing the region’s strengths and comparative advantages.

 

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