Seminars
We have developed a dedicated website for our seminars at www.ejcseminars.eu. The website serves as a registration tool for journalists wishing to attend high-quality information briefings about a wide range of European affairs.
European Neighbourhood Policy: Middle East Peace Process, the way ahead
14 July - 18 July 2008, Brussels & Jerusalem
After the European Neighbourhood Policy's first stage of implementation, a consensus was reached amongst European leaders that the policy needed to be upgraded. The current ENP offers every neighbour country the chance to choose its own path: those who want to advance relations through the ENP are already seeing their commitment matched with new opportunities. The policy is actually based on the principle of strengthening collaboration through the gradual adoption of European norms and rules, and on the promotion of political stability and economic welfare in the region, thus indirectly improving security across Europe.
This goes to the heart of the debate over the credibility of the ENP which will largely depend on whether the EU succeeds in moving from theory to practice with concrete measures which would more clearly outline its role in the Neighbourhood and among its citizens.
European Neighbourhood Policy: Trade Flows and Internal Security
02 September - 06 September 2008, Brussels & Yerevan
After the European Neighbourhood Policy's first stage of implementation, a consensus was reached amongst European leaders that the policy needed to be upgraded. The current ENP offers every neighbour country the chance to choose its own path: those who want to advance relations through the ENP are already seeing their commitment matched with new opportunities. The policy is actually based on the principle of strengthening collaboration through the gradual adoption of European norms and rules, and on the promotion of political stability and economic welfare in the region, thus indirectly improving security across Europe.
This goes to the heart of the debate over the credibility of the ENP which will largely depend on whether the EU succeeds in moving from theory to practice with concrete measures which would more clearly outline its role in the Neighbourhood and among its citizens.
EU-Russia relations
15 September - 19 September 2008, Brussels
This seminar will give journalists the opportunity to analyse and discuss the current initiatives and projects currently conducted in the field of trade, security and foreign affairs.
European Neighbourhood Policy: Regional Security and Ethnic Minorities
30 September - 04 October 2008, Brussels & Chişinău
After the European Neighbourhood Policy's first stage of implementation, a consensus was reached amongst European leaders that the policy needed to be upgraded. The current ENP offers every neighbour country the chance to choose its own path: those who want to advance relations through the ENP are already seeing their commitment matched with new opportunities. The policy is actually based on the principle of strengthening collaboration through the gradual adoption of European norms and rules, and on the promotion of political stability and economic welfare in the region, thus indirectly improving security across Europe.
This goes to the heart of the debate over the credibility of the ENP which will largely depend on whether the EU succeeds in moving from theory to practice with concrete measures which would more clearly outline its role in the Neighbourhood and among its citizens.
EU-Tunisia relations
06 October - 09 October 2008, Brussels
This seminar will give journalists the opportunity to analyse and discuss the current initiatives and projects currently conducted in the field of trade, security and foreign affairs.
European Neighbourhood Policy: International Security and Human Rights
13 October - 17 October 2008, Brussels & Beirut
After the European Neighbourhood Policy's first stage of implementation, a consensus was reached amongst European leaders that the policy needed to be upgraded. The current ENP offers every neighbour country the chance to choose its own path: those who want to advance relations through the ENP are already seeing their commitment matched with new opportunities. The policy is actually based on the principle of strengthening collaboration through the gradual adoption of European norms and rules, and on the promotion of political stability and economic welfare in the region, thus indirectly improving security across Europe.
This goes to the heart of the debate over the credibility of the ENP which will largely depend on whether the EU succeeds in moving from theory to practice with concrete measures which would more clearly outline its role in the Neighbourhood and among its citizens.
EU-South East Asia relations
13 October - 16 October 2008, Brussels
This seminar will give journalists the opportunity to analyse and discuss the current initiatives and projects currently conducted in the field of trade, security and foreign affairs.
European Neighbourhood Policy: Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development
03 November - 07 November 2008, Brussels & Baku
After the European Neighbourhood Policy's first stage of implementation, a consensus was reached amongst European leaders that the policy needed to be upgraded. The current ENP offers every neighbour country the chance to choose its own path: those who want to advance relations through the ENP are already seeing their commitment matched with new opportunities. The policy is actually based on the principle of strengthening collaboration through the gradual adoption of European norms and rules, and on the promotion of political stability and economic welfare in the region, thus indirectly improving security across Europe.
This goes to the heart of the debate over the credibility of the ENP which will largely depend on whether the EU succeeds in moving from theory to practice with concrete measures which would more clearly outline its role in the Neighbourhood and among its citizens.
EU-Ukraine and Moldova relations
24 November - 27 November 2008, Brussels
This seminar will give journalists the opportunity to analyse and discuss the current initiatives and projects currently conducted in the field of trade, security and foreign affairs.
About our Seminars
Based in Maastricht and with an office in Brussels, the EJC has been organising further journalism training especially in the field of European issues, science reporting and new technology skills for 15 years. Over 9,000 journalists have participated in the EJC's training programme.
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