Round Table Event: Global Competition Challenges Facing the Single Market and its Implications for the Western Balkans will be organized at the Faculty of Economics, University of Montenegro, on June 3, 2022 at 11 am.
Speakers for this event will be: Mojmir Mrak, Srđan Redžepagić, Nikoleta Đukanović, Danijela Jaćimović, Stevan Đurić
Moderator is: Nikola Milović
Stevan Đurić, a student at the Faculty of Economics of the University of Montenegro, won TEPSA's EP4U Student Contest in the “Employment & Social Policies” policy area. It was stated that Stevan’s brief is very well-researched, and provides concrete recommendations with a specific focus on youth employment opportunities in the Western Balkans.
We are happy to present the first TEPSA policy brief of 2022 “Challenges of Enlargement in the Western Balkans”, written by Danijela Jaćimović, Professor at the Faculty of Economics of the University of Montenegro, Joel I. Deichmann, Professor of Economic Geography at Bentley University and Kong Tianping, Senior Research Fellow of the Institute of European Studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
At the University of Montenegro, on November 24, the coordinators of 24 Erasmus + projects presented the implemented activities and concrete results that resulted from projects for the benefit of not only faculties, but also local communities and Montenegrin society, presenting experiences from cooperation with international partners. One of the projects presented during the meeting was Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence from the Faculty of Economics.
On December 1, TEPSA has published a new episode of their video series “EuropeChats”, titled "European Solidarity in Action". The episode focuses on “European Solidarity in Action and the Future of Europe: Views from the Capitals”, TEPSA’s new book to which the entire network has contributed a chapter.
Professor Danijela Jacimovic, Jean Monnet project coordinator and DART research affiliated Scholar, gave a lecture titled "The EU, China, and the Western Balkans: The Challenges and Prospects of Further Integration".
The seminar was organized by Bentley University (Waltham, Massachusets) on Thursday, November 18 at 6.30 pm (CET) and moderated by professor Joel Deichmann.
Professor Danijela Jacimovic spoke on the RTCG morning show on Friday, November 12, about the Budget and the economic perspectives in 2022.
Danijela Jaćimović, a professor at the Faculty of Economics, assessed that the Draft Budget for 2022 was ambitiously designed, and that it followed all the recommendations of international institutions and the European Union. The challenges, she says, are numerous, because the pandemics are still going on, and new crises are possible in the next year.
College of Europe presented the scholarship opportunities for Montenegrin students on Friday, November 12, 2021. The presentation was held online, via Zoom at 11am.
College of Europe representatives were proud to state that each Western Balkan country has at least one student enrolled in their program for the school year 2021/22.
Professor at the Faculty of Economics in PodgoricaDanijela Jacimovic says for the RTCG Portal that Montenegro needs a rehabilitation and development budget for 2022.She hopes that politicians will put party interests aside and approach the issue constructively.
"I hope that all actors are aware of the seriousness of the situation, that Montenegro needs a budget, which is both rehabilitative and developmental, and which will ensure the transformation of our economy in accordance with European...
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