Year 2008
Name: | ENLARGEMENT STRATEGY AND MAIN CHALLENGES 2008 – 2009 (available only in SR) | |||
DATE: | 5 November, 2008 | Format i size: | PDF / 725 kB |
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Author: | EUROPEAN COMMISSION | |||
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Enlargement is one of the most powerful tools of EU policy. It serves the strategic interests of the EU in terms of stability, security and conflict prevention. It has contributed to increase prosperity and opportunities for growth, improving the main transport links and energy routes, and increased the reputation of the EU in the world. The present enlargement agenda covers the Western Balkans and Turkey, who have been given the perspective of EU membership after fulfilling the necessary conditions. The European perspective has contributed to peace and stability and enabled the partners to face major challenges, such as the Kosovo’s declaration of independence, while preserving regional security. It provides the Western Balkans and Turkey, a great encouragement for the implementation of political and economic reforms. The EU's strategic interest is to maintain the pace of this process on the basis of agreed principles and conditions.
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Name: | SERBIA 2008 PROGRESS REPORT (EN) | |||
DATE: | 5 November, 2008 | Format i size: | PDF / 291 kB |
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Author: | EUROPEAN COMMISSION | |||
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This progress report largely follows the same structure as in previous years. The report:
The period covered by this report is from 1 October 2007 to early October 2008.
Kosovo is dealt with in a separate Progress Report. Progress is measured on the basis of decisions taken, legislation adopted and measures implemented. As a rule, legislation or measures which are under preparation or await parliamentary approval have not been taken into account. This approach ensures equal treatment across all reports and permits an objective assessment. The report is based on information gathered and analyzed by the Commission.
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Name: | STRATEGY FOR REGULATORY REFORM IN SERBIA FOR PERIOD FROM 2008 TO 2011 (WITH ACTION PLAN) (available only in SR) | |||
DATE: | October, 2008 | Format i size: | PDF / 311 kB |
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Author: | GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA | |||
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Strategy for Regulatory Reform in Serbia for period from 2008 to 2011 is performed with the aim of creating a favorable economic environment, reduce legal uncertainty and increase the competitiveness of the domestic economy in the world and European markets. In terms of the above, the objectives of the Strategy include the establishment of a regulatory system that:
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Name: | TRADE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA (available only in SR) | |||
DATE: | June, 2008 | Format i size: | PDF / 838 kB |
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Author: | GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA - MINISTRY OF TRADE AND SERVICES | |||
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Trade Development Strategy of the Republic of Serbia should become a sort of official handbook for the policy and institutional arrangements in the construction sector of the market and trade. Solutions that are adopted in this strategy, fully appreciate the changes that have taken place recently in the market, but also in the European Union. The Strategy recognizes the need of fast integration into the European Union. Crucial role in all of this have the conditions placed upon the candidate country, which are related to market regulation and market institutions. Therefore, in the Strategy such institutional solutions are provided that are in the process of implementing the trade of developed market economies, especially in the trade of the European Union, which reasonably aspire to.
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Name: | NATIONAL YOUTH STRATEGY (available only in SRB) | |||
DATE: | 9 May, 2008 | Format i size: | PDF / 609 kB |
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Author: | GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA | |||
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Development of the National Youth Strategy in the Republic of Serbia is the first step towards systematic resolution of the position of youth and one of the priorities of the Government and the priority of the Ministry of Youth and Sports. The Government considers it is necessary to develop system solutions to support young people in various fields of social life. The obligation of society is to respect young people and help them to express and realize their possibilities of personal and social well-being. The strategy should determine the state of youth, the possible role of youth in society, as well as ways to establish partnership relations. It is therefore necessary to precisely define: rights, roles and responsibilities, and institutional mechanisms that will open space for youth activities and help them find their place in society.
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