Regional Cooperation Council |
Subject (Course): The Regional Cooperation Council (RCC) -
South-east Europe Atlantic. Syllabus:
- Introduction to the Regional Cooperation Council (RCC).
- The former Stability Pact for South-Eastern Europe.
- Functions and Organisation of the Council
- Economic and Social Development.
- South-east Europe Transport Observatory.
- South-East European Cooperation Process.
The objectives of the subject “The Regional Cooperation Council” are:
- To understand the aims and functions of the Regional Cooperation Council
- To assess the areas and cooperation processes (transport, economic, and social development) in South-east Europe
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Sample of the subject - Regional Cooperation Council (RCC):
Subject Description: Regional Cooperation Council (RCC):
- The objective of the Regional Cooperation Council is to promote economic cooperation in the region.
- The Regional Cooperation Council is the successor of the Stability Pact for South-Eastern Europe.
- The Regional Cooperation Council focuses on promotion and enhancement of regional cooperation in South-east Europe and encourage the European and Euro-Atlantic integration of economy and international trade.
- The Regional Cooperation Council (RCC) identifies that the consolidation of successful market economies supported by social systems represents a kingpin of development in South-east Europe.
- The Regional Cooperation Council encourage Central Europe Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) and will continue to supply assistance.
| Members of the Regional Cooperation Council: Albania Austria Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Canada Council of Europe Council of Europe Development Bank Croatia The Czech Republic Denmark The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development European Investment Bank The European Union Federal Republic of Germany Finland France Greece Hungary The International Organisation for Migration Ireland Italy Latvia | Moldova Montenegro The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation Norway The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development The Organisation for Security and cooperation in Europe Poland Romania Serbia Slovakia Slovenia The South-east European Co-operative Initiative Spain Sweden Switzerland Macedonia Turkey The United Kingdom The United Nations The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Kosovo The United States of America The World Bank |
