Do not forget Branislav Ćalić

Bearing in mind the importance of the public service for the everyday functioning of a democratic society, Centre for Civic Education (CCE), considers it important for the civil society to contribute to the creation of an environment conducive to the existence of RTCG as a genuine public service in the interest of all Montenegrin citizens,… »

SDP should prove its willingness for cooperation

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) welcomes the message of the Information service of SDP which reads „we will continue to cooperate with non-governmental sector on concrete projects such was the protection of river Tara“… SDP should prove its willingness for cooperation – (pdf)

Regional policy as a precondition of western Balkans accession to the European Union

Centre for Civic Education, Centre for Development of NGOs and European Movement in Montenegro with the support of the Foundation Open Society Institute, Representative Office in Montenegro, in cooperation with the Faculty of Political Sciences of the University of Montenegro, through the programme “Forum of European Integration Schools” organise: PANEL DISCUSSION ON REGIONAL POLICY AS… »

European foreign and security policy

Centre for Civic Education, Centre for Development of NGOs and European Movement in Montenegro with the support of the Foundation Open Society Institute, Representative Office in Montenegro, in cooperation with Faculty of Economics of the University of Montenegro, through the programme “Forum of European Integration Schools” organize: PANEL DISCUSSION ON EUROPEAN FOREIGN AND SECURITY POLICY… »

Enlargement process: issue of Turkey and western Balkans

Centre for Civic Education, Centre for Development of NGOs and European Movement in Montenegro with the support of the Foundation Open Society Institute, Representative Office in Montenegro, in cooperation with Faculty of Economics of the University of Montenegro, through the programme “Forum of European Integration Schools” organize: PANEL DISCUSSION ON ENLARGEMENT PROCESS: ISSUE OF TURKEY… »