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Joint Call For Proposals in the framework of the Neighbourhood Programme - Republic of Greece - Republic of Macedonia

http://www.sep.gov.mk/portal/mak/tenderi/Neighbourhood-pgm-RM-RG.pdf

Romania in EU?

The European Commission Progress Report on Republic of Macedonia handed over

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The European Commission welcomes the reforms achieved in Macedonia in the last year, however it notes to the Government that it should speed up the judicial and internal affairs reforms and to reinforce the measures for fight against organised crime and corruption. This is indicated in the European Commission Progress Report on Republic of Macedonia in the EU accession process, which was published on 8 November 2006. “Republic of Macedonia has continued to make progress over the past year – since the granting of candidate status a year ago – but at a slower pace”, the Enlargement Commissioner, Olli Rehn during today’s presentation of the EC Report. The report also states that the Parliamentary Elections might be one of the reasons for the slower implementation of the reforms. The Head of the Delegation of the European Commission to the Republic of Macedonia, Erwan Fouéré has officially handed over the European Commission’s report to the Government of Republic of Macedonia. “This Report

MACEDONIA – EU RELATIONS

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The integration of the Republic of Macedonia in the European Union represents a clear and categorically expressed strategic interest and a priority goal in the policy of the Macedonian Government. The bilateral Stabilization and Association Agreement signed in April 2001 is the last stadium before Macedonia’s admission to the family of developed European democracies. The agreement, as part of the stabilization and association process, initiated by the European Union, represents its major contribution to the Stability Pact for Southeastern Europe. By the end of 2002, the agreement was ratified by the parliaments of Germany, Denmark, Ireland, Austria, Spain, Sweden, the Netherlands and United Kingdom. In 2003, the parliaments of France, Portugal, Greece and Luxembourg also ratified the agreement. Macedonia is the first country in Southeastern Europe that successfully brought to an end the negotiations for signing of such an agreement. Another detail of this accord is interesting, and tha

EIDHR - European Initiative for Democracy and Human Rights, micro-projects, 2006 programme, call for proposals

The European Mission in Macedonia is seeking proposals for small-scale financial support for initiatives aimed at promoting and protecting human rights, as well as, democracy and governance strengthening with financial assistance from the European Initiative for Democracy and Human Rights (EIDHR), micro-projects programme of the European Communities.

CALL FOR PROJECT PROPOSALS UNDER GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES REUNITING EUROPE FUND

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The British Embassy in Skopje seeks proposals from government institutions and civil society for projects to be funded under the Foreign and Commonwealth Office’s “Global Opportunities Reuniting Europe” Fund in the financial year 2007/08. The deadline for submission of project concepts is 6 November 2006. Only selected projects will be required to submit full bids by the 21 January 2006 deadline. Macedonia is eligible to bid for the Global Opportunities Fund Reuniting Europe Fund. The objective of this programme is to bolster and extend the success of enlargement by supporting countries through the EU integration process, particularly in the field of improved governance and economic growth. The overall budget for Macedonia is £550,000 for the financial year 2007/2008. Interested implementers are encouraged to submit multiyear projects ranging from £80,000 - £100,000 per year. The Project Appraisal Committee of the British Embassy Skopje will consider proposals that meet at least one of