Berlin – ESI at discussion on how to make EU enlargement work

Adnan Cerimagic speaks at a panel on future of EU enlargement. Photo: ESI

ESI senior analyst Adnan Cerimagic participated in an online panel discussion titled "(Too) Many Proposals, Little Hope? How to Make Enlargement Work" organised by the Balkans in Europe Policy Advisory Group (BiEPAG), the European Fund for the Balkans, and the Southeast Europe Association (SOG) where he presented some of ESI's research and analysis.

Opening Remarks: Manuel Sarrazin, German Federal Government Special Representative for the Countries of the Western Balkans

Panelists:

• Chloé Goupille, Europe Advisor, Cabinet of French President Emmanuel Macron
• Milena Lazarević, Centre for European Policy
• Adnan Ćerimagić, European Stability Initiative
• Florent Marciacq, Observatoire des Balkans, Fondation Jean Jaurès

Moderator: Florian Bieber, Balkans in Europe Policy Advisory Group, Board Member of the Southeast Europe Association

ESI proposals for background reading:

• Offer the four freedoms to the Balkans, Ukraine, and Moldova
• No partition: Why Kosovo and Serbia must not discuss territory
• Abandon clichés about Bosnia: Push EU-related reforms instead of arbitrary conditions
• Anti-Corruption Report for the West Balkans: Measure corruption in order to fight it