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CMS’ Second Round Table

“Security Policy of peace-building in countries of former Yugoslavia”

Published: March 12, 2010 Author: Lana Vego

Contact: Lana Vego (cms@cms.hr)

CMS’ second round table on "Security Policy of peace-building in countries of former Yugoslavia" will be held on Thursday, 8th April 2010, from 11:00 to 14:00, in the premises of the Human Rights House of Zagreb.

All interested in the creation of EU security policy based on the experience of conflict in the former Yugoslavia, are invited to contribute to the discussion on possible future conflict prevention and post-war recovery of societies. How EU policies can prevent conflicts? How can I contribute to post-war recovery? What was good and what is wrong with the EU approach to conflict and post-war recovery in our region?

Given that there is a possibility of covering travel expenses, please fill out the attached application and send it to cms@cms.hr or fax 385 1 482 00 94, no later than 2nd and 4th of April. After receiving all applications, CMS will contact you with further information.

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