site.btaPM Glavchev at Berlin Process Summit

Caretaker Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev's participation in the Berlin Process Summit has started, the Council of Ministers announced on its Facebook page on Monday.

This is the tenth meeting in a row in the format of heads of State of the Western Balkan countries and of the partner countries of the initiative, as well as representatives of international financial institutions and regional organizations, the Council of Ministers said in a press release. 

The Berlin Process was established in 2014 as a platform to strengthen cooperation between the Western Balkan countries and the host countries of the Berlin Process as well as the EU. The Forum aims to assist countries in the region in achieving European standards and bring concrete benefits to citizens in the region. The main idea of the initiative is to support the process of European integration of the Western Balkan countries, with the activities of the process focused on three main areas: economy and connectivity; reconciliation and good neighbourly relations; security.

Participants in the process are the countries of the Western Balkans - Albania, Serbia, North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Kosovo, as well as Germany, Austria, France, Italy, Croatia, Slovenia, the UK, Poland, Greece, and Bulgaria.