The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in cooperation with the Centre for European Perspective, is organising the tenth, jubilee Bled Strategic Forum (BSF), to be held on 31 August–1 September this year under the title Visions of New Partnerships. The 10th BSF is being held in a year that marks a number of important anniversaries for the international community, including seventy years of the United Nations, forty years of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe and twenty years of the Srebrenica massacre. In light of these anniversaries, this year's BSF will focus on the importance and role of partnership as a means for effectively attaining common objectives. It will address major issues of peace and security, economic and business cooperation, development and human rights, underlining the importance of partnerships. Participants will be addressed by Prime Minister Dr Miroslav Cerar and Minister of Foreign Affairs Karl Erjavec. President Borut Pahor will participate in the Leaders' Panel titled New Global Order: Confrontation or Partnerships.
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ENTRi MAS course concluded in Brussels
Five day Mission Management, Administration and Support (MAS) Course, organized by the Centre for European Perspective concluded successfully today in Brussels.
Mission Management, Administration and Support Course starting on Monday in Brussels
Centre for European Perspective is organising a Mission Management, Administration and Support (MAS) Course between 6 and 10 July in Brussels.
Large international organisations have experienced their share of problems in attempting to plan, set up and support civilian crisis management field operations and, particularly, to achieve a rapid deployment of administration and logistics support resources. A sustainable management of a field mission is key to improving the motivation and efficiency of all staff.
The overall objective of the four-day Mission Administration & Support course is to provide its participants with in-depth knowledge of administrative and support procedures and structures of civilian crisis management operations. Training is organised by the Centre for European Perspective in cooperation with the Folke Bernadotte Academy (FBA) from Sweden, Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Slovenia, Slovenian Police and Slovenian Armed Forces.
Taking into account the different categories of staff involved in missions, the course will involve not only technical and administrative experts but also middle and senior management staff from EULEX Kosovo, EUMM Georgia, EUAM Ukraine, EUPOL Afghanistan and representatives of Brussels support.
Center za evropsko prihodnost med 6. in 10. julijem, organizira usposabljanje »Upravljanje, administracija in podpora na misiji« v Bruslju.
Velike mednarodne organizacije so že doživele svoj delež težav pri poskusu načrtovanja, vzpostavljanja in podpore civilnih operacij kriznega upravljanja na terenu, zlasti glede doseganja hitre uvedbe administrativnih in logističnih podpornih sredstev. Trajnostno upravljanje misije na terenu je namreč ključnega pomena za izboljšanje motivacije in učinkovitosti vseh zaposlenih.
Splošni cilj štiridnevnega usposabljanja je podati udeležencem poglobljeno znanje o upravnih in podpornih postopkih in strukturah civilnih operacij kriznega upravljanja. Usposabljanje poteka v okviru konzorcija ENTRi, ki ga sestavlja 13 evropskih institucij, ki se ukvarjajo z usposabljanjem civilnih strokovnjakov.
Ob upoštevanju različnih kategorij osebja, ki sodelujejo v misijah, usposabljanje vključuje tako tehnične in administrativne strokovnjake, kot tudi srednje in višje vodstvene uslužbence iz EULEX Kosovo, EUMM Gruzija, EUAM Ukrajina, EUPOL Afganistan in predstavnike bruseljske podpore.
CEP has launched the project "Promotion of integration to the EU through regional cooperation - Strengthening the effective policy coordination in the framework of EU accession and South-East Europe 2020 Strategy«
Within the GIZ program "Open Regional Funds for South East Europe" the Centre for European Perspective was selected for the implementation of the project "Promotion of integration to the EU through regional cooperation." The project was launched in Montenegro as a pilot country in June.
Centre for European Perspective (CEP) is, in cooperation with Slovenian Ministry of the Interior and Slovenian Police, today completing a training for 20 representatives of Kosovo Border Police.
The aim of the project, which began with a study visit in November 2013, is strengthening of Kosovo institutions in the field of integrated border management in accordance with EU directives. Five representatives of Slovenian border police management presented Slovenian best practices in the field of efficient implementation of border control, cooperation among different actors in the framework of IBM, cross border cooperation and illegal migration, all topics which belong into priority areas for fulfilment of demands set in the European Commission's Roadmap for visa liberalisation for Kosovo.
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