The following papers have received the highest marks at the competition for the best student papers on the EU, which the Ministry of European Integration organised on 18 August 2021:

1.   “Green Agenda for the Western Balkans: Challenges and perspectives of green transition and sustainable development in Serbia”, student: Sava Mitrović, Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Belgrade (first prize);

2.    “EU enlargement policy: revised methodology, new incentives and confusion over terminology”, student: Jovana Popova, Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Belgrade (second prize);

3.    “One small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind: advantages of the Republic of Serbia in overcoming the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and achieving sustainable future”, student: Ivona Leskur, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade (third prize).

The Policy and Legal Advice Centre (PLAC III) project has published a new brochure which presents an overview of project activities and results achieved in the period September 2020 – July 2021. This is the second project publication of a kind, after the results of the first 10 months of project implementation have already been presented in a brochure published last year.

The 10th EUSDR Annual Forum, jointly organised by the Slovak Republic, the European Commission, the Danube Transnational Programme and with support of the Danube Strategy Point, will take place on 26-27 October 2021. 

The European Union for Local Development Programme - EU PRO Plus as its predecessor Programmes – PRO 1 and 2, EU and European PROGRES and EU PRO organises an annual art competition for high school students in 99 municipalities of southern Serbia. The competition intends to encourage students to learn about, consider and promote different aspects of longstanding relationships between Serbia and European Union and explore their common goals and values.