Panel discussion: What can we expect after opening of Chapter 24
What can we expect after opening of Chapter 24 is the topic of panel discussion that will be held on Friday, 24 June 2016, starting at 10:30h at the Mikser House. Serbia is one step ahead of the opening of negotiations on Chapter 24 (Justice, Freedom and Security) at the end ...
What can we expect after opening of Chapter 24 is the topic of panel discussion that will be held on Friday, 24 June 2016, starting at 10:30h at the Mikser House.
Serbia is one step ahead of the opening of negotiations on Chapter 24 (Justice, Freedom and Security) at the end of June of this year. Before this important step forward, beside an overview of what has been done in the past, panelists will present and the main challenges that we will face after the opening, and what is yet to citizens of Serbia.
Panel 1: 10:45-11:45
Negotiating Chapter 24: what can we expect?
- prof. dr Tanja Miscevic, Government’s Chief Negotiator with EU
- Sonja Stojanovic Gajic, Director of Belgrade Centre for Security Policy
- Maurizio Salustro, Senior Legal Advisor, OSCE Mission to Serbia
- Moderatorka: Ljubica Gojgic
The first panel will be devoted to the expected benefits for the citizens of Serbia from the application of key reforms in Chapter 24, the main indicators of the progress of reforms and challenges in their implementation.
Panel 2: 12:00 – 13:15
Negotiating Chapter 24: role of civil society
- Onny Jalink, Head of the Regional Balkans Rule of Law Unit, Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
- Ivana Radovic, Action Against Human Trafficking (ASTRA)
- Miroslava Jelacic, Group 484
- Djordje Krivokapic, SHARE Fondation
- Sasa Djordjevic, Belgrade Centre for Security Policy
- Moderator: Vladimir Milic
The second panel will be organized as dialogue of civil society on expectations in continuation of reforms under Chapter 24. Special emphasis will be on the critical points of dialogue, the new conditions of the European Union, but also on important topics of civil society to government institutions only formally watching.
The event is a part of the project Supporting Civil Society Organisations in Monitoring Police Reform in Serbia and is being organised on the on the occasion of launching the “Guidebook on EU cooperation in home affairs” developed by the Belgrade Centre for Security Policy. The Guidebook is first such publication in Serbian language introducing policy and institutional framework in the EU when it comes to police cooperation, organised crime, cyber, terrorism and data exchanges.
DETAILS
DATE: 20160624
TIME: 10:30:00
LOCATION: Mikser House
TOPICS: EU, Foreign Policy
CONTACT: dragana.belanovic@bezbednost.org
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