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Kosovo is the country, which has the lowest scale of direct foreign investments in Europe – consequently without investments there will not be any transfer of knowledge and modern technology, there will not be any fresh capital, there will not be any new jobs and there will not be any home production. Despite the existence of a relatively stimulating legislation and some sporadic engagements by UNMIK and Kosovo institutions in order to do something more to change this alarming situation, ...
The workshop aims to bring together key policy-makers of South-East European governments supervising the development of electronic infrastructure in their countries, as well as leaders in e-Infrastructure implementation activities in these countries. The objective of the workshop is to involve these key players in a dialogue and exchange of experience regarding the current status of e-Infrastructure and help pave the way for a future common vision and strategy. The workshop will include keynote ...
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Event Announcement: Conference EU Enlargement and Global Implications of the Balkan Problem
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18. Feb. 2008
... m. Section III (Popper Room)Enlargement and New Member States - The New Perspectives February 23 9:30 Section IV (Popper Room): The Future of Kosovo To download the full program please go to:http://web.ceu.hu/cens/assets/files/conference/Western_Balkans_program Participants: Haris Abaspahic (ACIPS Center for Policy Research, Bosnia Herzegovina)Péter Balazs (CEU)Ana-Maria Boromiska (Institute for International Relations, Croatia )Slobodan Chashule (Former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Macedonia)András Deak (Hungarian Institute of International Affairs Russia and Kosovo)Vlado Dimovski (University of Ljubljana)Michael Ehrke (Director, Friedrich Ebert Stiftung)Vladimir Gligorov (Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies)Kinga Goncz (Minister ...
The committment to participate in FP7 has been confirmed during a session of the Council of Ministries of Bosnia and Herzegovina held on January 24, 2008. Soon this initial information shall be completed with some additional input from the Ministry of Civil Affairs BiH. We are happy to inform the research community that also researchers from BiH will soon be participating in FP7 on equal footing! Bosnia and Herzegovina is committed ...
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Tempus IV, Reform of Higher Education through international University Cooperation
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14. Feb. 2008
8. The overall objective of the Tempus IV will be to contribute to an area of cooperation in the field of higher education involving the European Union and partner countries in the surrounding area. In particular, Tempus promotes the voluntary convergence with EU developments in higher education deriving from the Lisbon Strategy to create more jobs and growth, and the Bologna Process to establish a European Area of Higher Education. Tempus IV invites the submission of cooperative projects under ...
... contact person:snezanabs@mn.gov.mk)- Zagreb, Croatia 5 March (respective contact person: gordana.cukar@azvo.hr)- Sarajevo, Bosnia Herzegovina 7 March (respective contact person: tempus@bih.net.ba) for more information see: http://ec.europa.eu/education/programmes/tempus/news_en.html Furthermore a Tempus Project Representatives’ Meeting will be held in Brussels: The European Commission's Directorate ...
... or explicitly better production, processes or services with clear economic utility.The funding includes labour costs and costs for consultancy services in the area of R&D. A special financial bonus is available for projects with female leadership. Target countries for this call are all Western Balkan countries (Albania, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, FYR of Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia) but also Bulgaria and Romania as well as the Central European countries (Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland, Slowenia), Malta, Cyprus, Turkey and Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, Moldavia, Ukraine, Belorussia and finally Russia.Project coordinators have to be located in Vienna, Austria. Funding is provided by ...
"The Sarajevo School of Science and Technology (SSST) was opened in October 2004 in Sarajevo as the first private university in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Dedicated to providing highest quality, modern and internationally competitive education, SSST has established a collaboration with the University of Buckingham (UK) and is required to meet the academic standards of the University of Buckingham and the United Kingdom. SSST graduates receive their degrees both from the SSST and the University of ...
... facilitates recruitment processes during the Sub-Competitions and the BCC 2008 International Case Study Competition, where students present themselves to potential employers and representatives of international companies get the chance to recruit future staff from the region. Further information:http://www.bcchallenge.org WUS Austria invites exceptional students from Albania, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, FYR Macedonia, Kosovo/UNMIK, Moldova, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia and Slovenia, who study law, economics, political sciences, international relations, information technologies or related disciplines to take part in the Balkan Case Challenge 2008 ...
... 2013. This "associated status" will allow Montenegro to participate in all calls for proposals and compete on an equal footing with the EU Member States for research co-operation and support actions funded by FP7, as of 1 January 2008. With Montenegro, all countries of the Western Balkans except Bosnia and Herzegovina are now associated to the European Union research effort ...
