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1. Polish plane taxiing
2. Polish delegates disembarking
3. Pull out from Italian plane
4. Delegates being greeted
5. Motorcade
6. Delegate being greeted from plane
7. Delegate getting into car
8. Cars driving away from airport
9. Troops on parade
10. Flags
11. Delegates inspecting troops
12. Cutaway, crowd
13. Troops
14. Various, delegates on red carpet
15. Delegates posing for 'family photo'
16. Delegates around table
17. Cutaway, cameras
18. Various, delegates facing press
STORYLINE:
Central European leaders gathered in Salzburg on Thursday for the tenth anniversary meeting of Central European Initiative (CEI) presidents.
Seventeen European presidents who gathered for the summit declared relations with Washington to
be of "utmost importance," in what appears to be a further sign that European countries which opposed the war against Iraq are putting that crisis behind them.
"Given today's situation in the world, we agreed that the close cooperation between Europe and the United States is of utmost importance," said Austrian President Thomas Klestil following a closed-door meeting with 16 of his counterparts, including Germany's Johannes Rau.
Germany strongly opposed the Iraq war, a move which angered the US government and marked the lowest point in relations between the allies since the end of World War II.
Most of the other leaders present represent countries which supported the strong US stance on Iraq, including Italy, Romania and Poland.
The presidents, who have a mainly ceremonial function and do not formulate national policy, met Thursday in the historic city of Salzburg for the first day of a two-day summit on the future of European Union enlargement.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/e6e9d72ab7c18e8afe1a7397557a4a05
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
Journalist: Bram Steijns
Video Coverage: Chumbow Mary-Magdalene
Video Edit: Bram Steijns & Chumbow Mary-Magdalene
- published: 05 Apr 2017
- views: 37
1. Wide shot of exterior castle of Salzburg
2. Wide shot of traditional family photo of presidents with wives
3. Cutaway of press
4. Mid shot of family photo
5. Cutaway of press
6. Wide shot of family photo
7. Cutaway of press
8. Mid shot of Austrian president at round table, zoom out to wide shot of round table
9. Various of people around round table
10. Various of press conference
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Thomas Klestil, Austrian President :
"And the states of central Europe, which in the past decade have successfully undergone a transformation process, should play an important role in bringing other countries of our region closer to the European Union."
12. Various of press conference
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Vaclav Klaus, Czech Republic President:
"We are aware of the fact that we are first to identify European interests (inaudible) form a common policy, not the other way, not the other way around. It's not possible, it's not appropriate to ask for a common policy first and then to look for the common interest and positions."
14. Various of press conference
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Aleksander Kwasniewski, Polish President:
"If you see for example investments, investor number one in Poland is France, number two is Germany, number three is United States so almost 80 percent of our trade is with European Union. We are going to be member of EU so I think our European approach is very clear, is very stabile and we are Europeans and we know very well that the Vistula is going to the Baltic Sea and not to the Potomac. So don't worry about it."
16. Mid shot of people who have come to look at the state leaders
17. Close up of Austrian president in bus, zoom out to bus leaving with state leaders
STORYLINE:
The presidents of Germany and Poland on Friday praised the United Nations Security Council's decision to lift economic sanctions against Iraq, urging greater European cooperation with the United States after the bitter squabbles over the war.
The remarks came at a meeting of 17 European presidents in Salzburg, Austria, which largely centered on discussions about European enlargement.
The presidents, who represent European Union countries, nations set to join the EU next year and countries which hope to join in several years, have a mainly ceremonial function and do not formulate national policy.
Austrian President Thomas Klestil announced that next year's summit would be held in Romania, and in Croatia in 2005.
Countries represented at the 10th annual summit include Albania, Austria, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Macedonia, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Serbia-Montenegro, Slovakia, Slovenia
and Ukraine.
For the first time, the summit also included meetings between the presidents and representatives of Western European companies that have invested in Central Europe.
The business leaders urged ex-communist countries to pass measures that would encourage foreign investment.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/4daade86332ba515db41939c1d2f4db2
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 19
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different European Countries presents himself to the other groups. This video has been made in Tabiano Terme, Summer 2009. Enjoy!
- published: 27 Jul 2009
- views: 2352
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different European Countries presents himself to the other groups. Enjoy!
- published: 27 Jul 2009
- views: 920
video: @nelalazarevic
More info: http://tiny.cc/kdfx5x
The CEI and the South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO), in special partnership with the Media Program South East Europe of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS), have announced the winners of the “CEI SEEMO Award for Outstanding Merits in Investigative Journalism” 2015: Aleksandra Bogdani in the section “Professional Journalists” and Nadia Burdey in the section “Young Professional Journalists”.
Aleksandra Bogdani, an investigative journalist and editor at the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) in Albania, has been awarded for her overall professional achievements as an intrepid reporter covering complex stories of human trafficking, organised crime and child abuse, corruption and national security. With more than a decade of experience working as a reporter, editor and deputy editor in chief in different media outlets in Albania, including the dailies Mapo, Shekulli and Top News TV, Bogdani has particularly impressed the jury by the courage shown as a woman producing an in-depth series of six investigations on the network of recruiters who send hundreds of Albanian muslims off to fight in the Syrian civil war as jihadists for the Islam State of Iraq and Levant, ISIS and the al-Nusra front.
- published: 11 Nov 2015
- views: 98
Fifty scientists from institutions located in ten CEI Member Countries, and representatives from the CEI Science and Technology Network took part in a Workshop on "Various Instruments to Support Research in Less performing Countries" on 5 February in Trieste. The event was organised by the Central European Initiative in cooperation with the Directorates for Research and Innovation and for the Joint Research Center (JRC) of the European Commission.
The Workshop focused on possible contributions from the European Commission for the implementation of pilot activities within CEI-PRAISE, a Framework Programme to promote Research, Technology Transfer and Innovation in all CEI Member Countries, by directly involving centers of excellence and other advanced research groups from these countries.
Among the various opportunities described in detail, Stefan Weiers from the European Commission - Directorate-General for Research & Innovation, illustrated the new Twinning Programme and other actions in the context of “Widening and Spreading Excellence” activities within Horizon 2020. Under the Twinning Programme, any of the eighty CEI-PRAISE partners could twin with a Centre of Excellence of the CEI Science and Technology Network in Trieste and with an institute of the JRC in order to implement pilot activities in the framework of CEI-PRAISE.
Luciana Zanier and Alessandro Fazio illustrated the possibilities for cooperation offered by the JRC, with specific reference to the Danube and Adriatic Ionian Strategies, where JRC is strongly committed to providing scientific support.
The workshop was followed by a visit to the Elettra Sincrotrone and Fermi Free Electron Laser Laboratories and to the University of Trieste. Other participants met in smaller disciplinary groups to identify concrete activities in order to either start or enhance cooperation within the scientific projects envisaged within the CEI-PRAISE Programme.
Special Advisor to CEI Secretary General, Giorgio Rosso Cicogna, on behalf of the Organisation, expressed full satisfaction for the outcome of the workshop “as it did provide CEI-PRAISE partners, in Trieste as well as in Member Countries with practical information on various European instruments for the impleemtation of pilot activities of the CEI-PRAISE Programme".
For more information: rossocicogna@cei.int
http://tiny.cc/iyuwux
- published: 03 Mar 2015
- views: 202
Central European
Central European may mean:
Culture
Central European culture is a part of both Western and more specifically European culture typical to geographical, cultural and political region of Central Europe.
Central European culture may refer to:
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Central European Initiative
The Central European Initiative (CEI) is a forum of regional cooperation in Central, Eastern and South Eastern Europe, counting 18 member states. It was formed in Budapest in 1989. The CEI headquarters are based in Trieste (Italy) since 1996.
History
The Central European Initiative or CEI, is the largest and oldest forum of regional cooperation in Central, Eastern and South Eastern Europe. It now counts 18 member states: Albania, Austria, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia and Ukraine. The origin of the Central European Initiative lies in the creation of the Quadragonale in Budapest on 11 November 1989 whose founding fathers were Italy, Austria, Hungary and the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRY).
The Initiative aimed at overcoming the division in blocks by re-establishing cooperation links, among countries of different political orientations and economic structures.
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European
European, or Europeans, may refer to:
- Ethnic groups in Europe
- Demographics of Europe
- European cuisine, the cuisines of Europe and other Western countries
See also
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Youth orchestra
(For National youth orchestras see National Youth Orchestra (disambiguation)) A youth orchestra is an orchestra made of young musicians, typically ranging from pre-teens or teenagers to those in their mid-20s.
Notable youth orchestras include:
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Europe
United Kingdom
England:
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European Union
The European Union (EU) is a politico-economic union of 28 member states that are located primarily in Europe. It covers an area of 4,324,782 km2, with an estimated population of over 508 million. The EU operates through a system of supranational institutions and intergovernmental-negotiated decisions by the member states. The institutions are: the European Parliament, the European Council, the Council of the European Union, the European Commission, the Court of Justice of the European Union, the European Central Bank, and the Court of Auditors. The European Parliament is elected every five years by EU citizens.
The EU has developed an internal single market through a standardised system of laws that apply in all member states. Within the Schengen Area, passport controls have been abolished. EU policies aim to ensure the free movement of people, goods, services, and capital, enact legislation in justice and home affairs, and maintain common policies on trade,agriculture,fisheries, and regional development. The monetary union was established in 1999 and came into full force in 2002. It is currently composed of 19 member states that use the euro as their legal tender.
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1:5310th anniversary of Central European Initiative
10th anniversary of Central European Initiative10th anniversary of Central European Initiative
1. Polish plane taxiing 2. Polish delegates disembarking 3. Pull out from Italian plane 4. Delegates being greeted 5. Motorcade 6. Delegate being greeted from plane 7. Delegate getting into car 8. Cars driving away from airport 9. Troops on parade 10. Flags 11. Delegates inspecting troops 12. Cutaway, crowd 13. Troops 14. Various, delegates on red carpet 15. Delegates posing for 'family photo' 16. Delegates around table 17. Cutaway, cameras 18. Various, delegates facing press STORYLINE: Central European leaders gathered in Salzburg on Thursday for the tenth anniversary meeting of Central European Initiative (CEI) presidents. Seventeen European presidents who gathered for the summit declared relations with Washington to be of "utmost importance," in what appears to be a further sign that European countries which opposed the war against Iraq are putting that crisis behind them. "Given today's situation in the world, we agreed that the close cooperation between Europe and the United States is of utmost importance," said Austrian President Thomas Klestil following a closed-door meeting with 16 of his counterparts, including Germany's Johannes Rau. Germany strongly opposed the Iraq war, a move which angered the US government and marked the lowest point in relations between the allies since the end of World War II. Most of the other leaders present represent countries which supported the strong US stance on Iraq, including Italy, Romania and Poland. The presidents, who have a mainly ceremonial function and do not formulate national policy, met Thursday in the historic city of Salzburg for the first day of a two-day summit on the future of European Union enlargement. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/e6e9d72ab7c18e8afe1a7397557a4a05 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:51#IJF17 - Interview with - Central European Initiative
#IJF17 - Interview with - Central European Initiative#IJF17 - Interview with - Central European Initiative
Journalist: Bram Steijns Video Coverage: Chumbow Mary-Magdalene Video Edit: Bram Steijns & Chumbow Mary-Magdalene -
3:5110th anniversary of Central European Initiative continues
10th anniversary of Central European Initiative continues10th anniversary of Central European Initiative continues
1. Wide shot of exterior castle of Salzburg 2. Wide shot of traditional family photo of presidents with wives 3. Cutaway of press 4. Mid shot of family photo 5. Cutaway of press 6. Wide shot of family photo 7. Cutaway of press 8. Mid shot of Austrian president at round table, zoom out to wide shot of round table 9. Various of people around round table 10. Various of press conference 11. SOUNDBITE (English) Thomas Klestil, Austrian President : "And the states of central Europe, which in the past decade have successfully undergone a transformation process, should play an important role in bringing other countries of our region closer to the European Union." 12. Various of press conference 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Vaclav Klaus, Czech Republic President: "We are aware of the fact that we are first to identify European interests (inaudible) form a common policy, not the other way, not the other way around. It's not possible, it's not appropriate to ask for a common policy first and then to look for the common interest and positions." 14. Various of press conference 15. SOUNDBITE (English) Aleksander Kwasniewski, Polish President: "If you see for example investments, investor number one in Poland is France, number two is Germany, number three is United States so almost 80 percent of our trade is with European Union. We are going to be member of EU so I think our European approach is very clear, is very stabile and we are Europeans and we know very well that the Vistula is going to the Baltic Sea and not to the Potomac. So don't worry about it." 16. Mid shot of people who have come to look at the state leaders 17. Close up of Austrian president in bus, zoom out to bus leaving with state leaders STORYLINE: The presidents of Germany and Poland on Friday praised the United Nations Security Council's decision to lift economic sanctions against Iraq, urging greater European cooperation with the United States after the bitter squabbles over the war. The remarks came at a meeting of 17 European presidents in Salzburg, Austria, which largely centered on discussions about European enlargement. The presidents, who represent European Union countries, nations set to join the EU next year and countries which hope to join in several years, have a mainly ceremonial function and do not formulate national policy. Austrian President Thomas Klestil announced that next year's summit would be held in Romania, and in Croatia in 2005. Countries represented at the 10th annual summit include Albania, Austria, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Macedonia, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Serbia-Montenegro, Slovakia, Slovenia and Ukraine. For the first time, the summit also included meetings between the presidents and representatives of Western European companies that have invested in Central Europe. The business leaders urged ex-communist countries to pass measures that would encourage foreign investment. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/4daade86332ba515db41939c1d2f4db2 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
4:09Moldova Group, Who is Who - Party, Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra
Moldova Group, Who is Who - Party, Central European Initiative Youth OrchestraMoldova Group, Who is Who - Party, Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different European Countries presents himself to the other groups. This video has been made in Tabiano Terme, Summer 2009. Enjoy! -
0:49Serbian group Who is Who - Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra
Serbian group Who is Who - Central European Initiative Youth OrchestraSerbian group Who is Who - Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different European Countries presents himself to the other groups. Enjoy! -
3:25SEEMF promo video
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2:23#SEEMF2015 - CEI SEEEMO Award 2015: Aleksandra Bogdani, Albania (Winner: Professional journalist)
#SEEMF2015 - CEI SEEEMO Award 2015: Aleksandra Bogdani, Albania (Winner: Professional journalist)#SEEMF2015 - CEI SEEEMO Award 2015: Aleksandra Bogdani, Albania (Winner: Professional journalist)
video: @nelalazarevic More info: http://tiny.cc/kdfx5x The CEI and the South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO), in special partnership with the Media Program South East Europe of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS), have announced the winners of the “CEI SEEMO Award for Outstanding Merits in Investigative Journalism” 2015: Aleksandra Bogdani in the section “Professional Journalists” and Nadia Burdey in the section “Young Professional Journalists”. Aleksandra Bogdani, an investigative journalist and editor at the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) in Albania, has been awarded for her overall professional achievements as an intrepid reporter covering complex stories of human trafficking, organised crime and child abuse, corruption and national security. With more than a decade of experience working as a reporter, editor and deputy editor in chief in different media outlets in Albania, including the dailies Mapo, Shekulli and Top News TV, Bogdani has particularly impressed the jury by the courage shown as a woman producing an in-depth series of six investigations on the network of recruiters who send hundreds of Albanian muslims off to fight in the Syrian civil war as jihadists for the Islam State of Iraq and Levant, ISIS and the al-Nusra front. -
20:33Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China’s Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China’s Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern EuropeSupporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China’s Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
CLOSING REMARKS (19 May 2016, Trieste, Italy) -
1:30:19Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China's Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China's Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe -
2:33:33CEI Workshop on Various Instruments to Support Research Institutions in Less Performing Countries
CEI Workshop on Various Instruments to Support Research Institutions in Less Performing CountriesCEI Workshop on Various Instruments to Support Research Institutions in Less Performing Countries
Fifty scientists from institutions located in ten CEI Member Countries, and representatives from the CEI Science and Technology Network took part in a Workshop on "Various Instruments to Support Research in Less performing Countries" on 5 February in Trieste. The event was organised by the Central European Initiative in cooperation with the Directorates for Research and Innovation and for the Joint Research Center (JRC) of the European Commission. The Workshop focused on possible contributions from the European Commission for the implementation of pilot activities within CEI-PRAISE, a Framework Programme to promote Research, Technology Transfer and Innovation in all CEI Member Countries, by directly involving centers of excellence and other advanced research groups from these countries. Among the various opportunities described in detail, Stefan Weiers from the European Commission - Directorate-General for Research & Innovation, illustrated the new Twinning Programme and other actions in the context of “Widening and Spreading Excellence” activities within Horizon 2020. Under the Twinning Programme, any of the eighty CEI-PRAISE partners could twin with a Centre of Excellence of the CEI Science and Technology Network in Trieste and with an institute of the JRC in order to implement pilot activities in the framework of CEI-PRAISE. Luciana Zanier and Alessandro Fazio illustrated the possibilities for cooperation offered by the JRC, with specific reference to the Danube and Adriatic Ionian Strategies, where JRC is strongly committed to providing scientific support. The workshop was followed by a visit to the Elettra Sincrotrone and Fermi Free Electron Laser Laboratories and to the University of Trieste. Other participants met in smaller disciplinary groups to identify concrete activities in order to either start or enhance cooperation within the scientific projects envisaged within the CEI-PRAISE Programme. Special Advisor to CEI Secretary General, Giorgio Rosso Cicogna, on behalf of the Organisation, expressed full satisfaction for the outcome of the workshop “as it did provide CEI-PRAISE partners, in Trieste as well as in Member Countries with practical information on various European instruments for the impleemtation of pilot activities of the CEI-PRAISE Programme". For more information: rossocicogna@cei.int http://tiny.cc/iyuwux
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10th anniversary of Central European Initiative
1. Polish plane taxiing 2. Polish delegates disembarking 3. Pull out from Italian plane 4. Delegates being greeted 5. Motorcade 6. Delegate being greeted from plane 7. Delegate getting into car 8. Cars driving away from airport 9. Troops on parade 10. Flags 11. Delegates inspecting troops 12. Cutaway, crowd 13. Troops 14. Various, delegates on red carpet 15. Delegates posing for 'family photo' 16. Delegates around table 17. Cutaway, cameras 18. Various, delegates facing press STORYLINE: Central European leaders gathered in Salzburg on Thursday for the tenth anniversary meeting of Central European Initiative (CEI) presidents. Seventeen European presidents who gathered for the summit declared relations with Washington to be of "utmost importance," in what appears t...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
#IJF17 - Interview with - Central European Initiative
Journalist: Bram Steijns Video Coverage: Chumbow Mary-Magdalene Video Edit: Bram Steijns & Chumbow Mary-Magdalene
published: 05 Apr 2017 -
10th anniversary of Central European Initiative continues
1. Wide shot of exterior castle of Salzburg 2. Wide shot of traditional family photo of presidents with wives 3. Cutaway of press 4. Mid shot of family photo 5. Cutaway of press 6. Wide shot of family photo 7. Cutaway of press 8. Mid shot of Austrian president at round table, zoom out to wide shot of round table 9. Various of people around round table 10. Various of press conference 11. SOUNDBITE (English) Thomas Klestil, Austrian President : "And the states of central Europe, which in the past decade have successfully undergone a transformation process, should play an important role in bringing other countries of our region closer to the European Union." 12. Various of press conference 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Vaclav Klaus, Czech Republic President: "We are aware of the fact ...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
Moldova Group, Who is Who - Party, Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different European Countries presents himself to the other groups. This video has been made in Tabiano Terme, Summer 2009. Enjoy!
published: 27 Jul 2009 -
Serbian group Who is Who - Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different European Countries presents himself to the other groups. Enjoy!
published: 27 Jul 2009 -
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#SEEMF2015 - CEI SEEEMO Award 2015: Aleksandra Bogdani, Albania (Winner: Professional journalist)
video: @nelalazarevic More info: http://tiny.cc/kdfx5x The CEI and the South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO), in special partnership with the Media Program South East Europe of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS), have announced the winners of the “CEI SEEMO Award for Outstanding Merits in Investigative Journalism” 2015: Aleksandra Bogdani in the section “Professional Journalists” and Nadia Burdey in the section “Young Professional Journalists”. Aleksandra Bogdani, an investigative journalist and editor at the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) in Albania, has been awarded for her overall professional achievements as an intrepid reporter covering complex stories of human trafficking, organised crime and child abuse, corruption and national security. With more than a de...
published: 11 Nov 2015 -
Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China’s Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
CLOSING REMARKS (19 May 2016, Trieste, Italy)
published: 23 May 2016 -
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CEI Workshop on Various Instruments to Support Research Institutions in Less Performing Countries
Fifty scientists from institutions located in ten CEI Member Countries, and representatives from the CEI Science and Technology Network took part in a Workshop on "Various Instruments to Support Research in Less performing Countries" on 5 February in Trieste. The event was organised by the Central European Initiative in cooperation with the Directorates for Research and Innovation and for the Joint Research Center (JRC) of the European Commission. The Workshop focused on possible contributions from the European Commission for the implementation of pilot activities within CEI-PRAISE, a Framework Programme to promote Research, Technology Transfer and Innovation in all CEI Member Countries, by directly involving centers of excellence and other advanced research groups from these countries. ...
published: 03 Mar 2015
10th anniversary of Central European Initiative
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:53
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 27
1. Polish plane taxiing
2. Polish delegates disembarking
3. Pull out from Italian plane
4. Delegates being greeted
5. Motorcade
6. Delegate being greeted f...
1. Polish plane taxiing
2. Polish delegates disembarking
3. Pull out from Italian plane
4. Delegates being greeted
5. Motorcade
6. Delegate being greeted from plane
7. Delegate getting into car
8. Cars driving away from airport
9. Troops on parade
10. Flags
11. Delegates inspecting troops
12. Cutaway, crowd
13. Troops
14. Various, delegates on red carpet
15. Delegates posing for 'family photo'
16. Delegates around table
17. Cutaway, cameras
18. Various, delegates facing press
STORYLINE:
Central European leaders gathered in Salzburg on Thursday for the tenth anniversary meeting of Central European Initiative (CEI) presidents.
Seventeen European presidents who gathered for the summit declared relations with Washington to
be of "utmost importance," in what appears to be a further sign that European countries which opposed the war against Iraq are putting that crisis behind them.
"Given today's situation in the world, we agreed that the close cooperation between Europe and the United States is of utmost importance," said Austrian President Thomas Klestil following a closed-door meeting with 16 of his counterparts, including Germany's Johannes Rau.
Germany strongly opposed the Iraq war, a move which angered the US government and marked the lowest point in relations between the allies since the end of World War II.
Most of the other leaders present represent countries which supported the strong US stance on Iraq, including Italy, Romania and Poland.
The presidents, who have a mainly ceremonial function and do not formulate national policy, met Thursday in the historic city of Salzburg for the first day of a two-day summit on the future of European Union enlargement.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/e6e9d72ab7c18e8afe1a7397557a4a05
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
https://wn.com/10Th_Anniversary_Of_Central_European_Initiative
1. Polish plane taxiing
2. Polish delegates disembarking
3. Pull out from Italian plane
4. Delegates being greeted
5. Motorcade
6. Delegate being greeted from plane
7. Delegate getting into car
8. Cars driving away from airport
9. Troops on parade
10. Flags
11. Delegates inspecting troops
12. Cutaway, crowd
13. Troops
14. Various, delegates on red carpet
15. Delegates posing for 'family photo'
16. Delegates around table
17. Cutaway, cameras
18. Various, delegates facing press
STORYLINE:
Central European leaders gathered in Salzburg on Thursday for the tenth anniversary meeting of Central European Initiative (CEI) presidents.
Seventeen European presidents who gathered for the summit declared relations with Washington to
be of "utmost importance," in what appears to be a further sign that European countries which opposed the war against Iraq are putting that crisis behind them.
"Given today's situation in the world, we agreed that the close cooperation between Europe and the United States is of utmost importance," said Austrian President Thomas Klestil following a closed-door meeting with 16 of his counterparts, including Germany's Johannes Rau.
Germany strongly opposed the Iraq war, a move which angered the US government and marked the lowest point in relations between the allies since the end of World War II.
Most of the other leaders present represent countries which supported the strong US stance on Iraq, including Italy, Romania and Poland.
The presidents, who have a mainly ceremonial function and do not formulate national policy, met Thursday in the historic city of Salzburg for the first day of a two-day summit on the future of European Union enlargement.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/e6e9d72ab7c18e8afe1a7397557a4a05
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 27
#IJF17 - Interview with - Central European Initiative
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:51
- Updated: 05 Apr 2017
- views: 37
Journalist: Bram Steijns
Video Coverage: Chumbow Mary-Magdalene
Video Edit: Bram Steijns & Chumbow Mary-Magdalene
Journalist: Bram Steijns
Video Coverage: Chumbow Mary-Magdalene
Video Edit: Bram Steijns & Chumbow Mary-Magdalene
https://wn.com/Ijf17_Interview_With_Central_European_Initiative
Journalist: Bram Steijns
Video Coverage: Chumbow Mary-Magdalene
Video Edit: Bram Steijns & Chumbow Mary-Magdalene
- published: 05 Apr 2017
- views: 37
10th anniversary of Central European Initiative continues
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:51
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 19
1. Wide shot of exterior castle of Salzburg
2. Wide shot of traditional family photo of presidents with wives
3. Cutaway of press
4. Mid shot of family photo...
1. Wide shot of exterior castle of Salzburg
2. Wide shot of traditional family photo of presidents with wives
3. Cutaway of press
4. Mid shot of family photo
5. Cutaway of press
6. Wide shot of family photo
7. Cutaway of press
8. Mid shot of Austrian president at round table, zoom out to wide shot of round table
9. Various of people around round table
10. Various of press conference
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Thomas Klestil, Austrian President :
"And the states of central Europe, which in the past decade have successfully undergone a transformation process, should play an important role in bringing other countries of our region closer to the European Union."
12. Various of press conference
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Vaclav Klaus, Czech Republic President:
"We are aware of the fact that we are first to identify European interests (inaudible) form a common policy, not the other way, not the other way around. It's not possible, it's not appropriate to ask for a common policy first and then to look for the common interest and positions."
14. Various of press conference
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Aleksander Kwasniewski, Polish President:
"If you see for example investments, investor number one in Poland is France, number two is Germany, number three is United States so almost 80 percent of our trade is with European Union. We are going to be member of EU so I think our European approach is very clear, is very stabile and we are Europeans and we know very well that the Vistula is going to the Baltic Sea and not to the Potomac. So don't worry about it."
16. Mid shot of people who have come to look at the state leaders
17. Close up of Austrian president in bus, zoom out to bus leaving with state leaders
STORYLINE:
The presidents of Germany and Poland on Friday praised the United Nations Security Council's decision to lift economic sanctions against Iraq, urging greater European cooperation with the United States after the bitter squabbles over the war.
The remarks came at a meeting of 17 European presidents in Salzburg, Austria, which largely centered on discussions about European enlargement.
The presidents, who represent European Union countries, nations set to join the EU next year and countries which hope to join in several years, have a mainly ceremonial function and do not formulate national policy.
Austrian President Thomas Klestil announced that next year's summit would be held in Romania, and in Croatia in 2005.
Countries represented at the 10th annual summit include Albania, Austria, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Macedonia, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Serbia-Montenegro, Slovakia, Slovenia
and Ukraine.
For the first time, the summit also included meetings between the presidents and representatives of Western European companies that have invested in Central Europe.
The business leaders urged ex-communist countries to pass measures that would encourage foreign investment.
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1. Wide shot of exterior castle of Salzburg
2. Wide shot of traditional family photo of presidents with wives
3. Cutaway of press
4. Mid shot of family photo
5. Cutaway of press
6. Wide shot of family photo
7. Cutaway of press
8. Mid shot of Austrian president at round table, zoom out to wide shot of round table
9. Various of people around round table
10. Various of press conference
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Thomas Klestil, Austrian President :
"And the states of central Europe, which in the past decade have successfully undergone a transformation process, should play an important role in bringing other countries of our region closer to the European Union."
12. Various of press conference
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Vaclav Klaus, Czech Republic President:
"We are aware of the fact that we are first to identify European interests (inaudible) form a common policy, not the other way, not the other way around. It's not possible, it's not appropriate to ask for a common policy first and then to look for the common interest and positions."
14. Various of press conference
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Aleksander Kwasniewski, Polish President:
"If you see for example investments, investor number one in Poland is France, number two is Germany, number three is United States so almost 80 percent of our trade is with European Union. We are going to be member of EU so I think our European approach is very clear, is very stabile and we are Europeans and we know very well that the Vistula is going to the Baltic Sea and not to the Potomac. So don't worry about it."
16. Mid shot of people who have come to look at the state leaders
17. Close up of Austrian president in bus, zoom out to bus leaving with state leaders
STORYLINE:
The presidents of Germany and Poland on Friday praised the United Nations Security Council's decision to lift economic sanctions against Iraq, urging greater European cooperation with the United States after the bitter squabbles over the war.
The remarks came at a meeting of 17 European presidents in Salzburg, Austria, which largely centered on discussions about European enlargement.
The presidents, who represent European Union countries, nations set to join the EU next year and countries which hope to join in several years, have a mainly ceremonial function and do not formulate national policy.
Austrian President Thomas Klestil announced that next year's summit would be held in Romania, and in Croatia in 2005.
Countries represented at the 10th annual summit include Albania, Austria, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Macedonia, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Serbia-Montenegro, Slovakia, Slovenia
and Ukraine.
For the first time, the summit also included meetings between the presidents and representatives of Western European companies that have invested in Central Europe.
The business leaders urged ex-communist countries to pass measures that would encourage foreign investment.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/4daade86332ba515db41939c1d2f4db2
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 19
Moldova Group, Who is Who - Party, Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:09
- Updated: 27 Jul 2009
- views: 2352
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different Eur...
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different European Countries presents himself to the other groups. This video has been made in Tabiano Terme, Summer 2009. Enjoy!
https://wn.com/Moldova_Group,_Who_Is_Who_Party,_Central_European_Initiative_Youth_Orchestra
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different European Countries presents himself to the other groups. This video has been made in Tabiano Terme, Summer 2009. Enjoy!
- published: 27 Jul 2009
- views: 2352
Serbian group Who is Who - Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:49
- Updated: 27 Jul 2009
- views: 920
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different Eur...
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different European Countries presents himself to the other groups. Enjoy!
https://wn.com/Serbian_Group_Who_Is_Who_Central_European_Initiative_Youth_Orchestra
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different European Countries presents himself to the other groups. Enjoy!
- published: 27 Jul 2009
- views: 920
SEEMF promo video
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:25
- Updated: 14 Oct 2014
- views: 165
#SEEMF2015 - CEI SEEEMO Award 2015: Aleksandra Bogdani, Albania (Winner: Professional journalist)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:23
- Updated: 11 Nov 2015
- views: 98
video: @nelalazarevic
More info: http://tiny.cc/kdfx5x
The CEI and the South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO), in special partnership with the Media Pro...
video: @nelalazarevic
More info: http://tiny.cc/kdfx5x
The CEI and the South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO), in special partnership with the Media Program South East Europe of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS), have announced the winners of the “CEI SEEMO Award for Outstanding Merits in Investigative Journalism” 2015: Aleksandra Bogdani in the section “Professional Journalists” and Nadia Burdey in the section “Young Professional Journalists”.
Aleksandra Bogdani, an investigative journalist and editor at the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) in Albania, has been awarded for her overall professional achievements as an intrepid reporter covering complex stories of human trafficking, organised crime and child abuse, corruption and national security. With more than a decade of experience working as a reporter, editor and deputy editor in chief in different media outlets in Albania, including the dailies Mapo, Shekulli and Top News TV, Bogdani has particularly impressed the jury by the courage shown as a woman producing an in-depth series of six investigations on the network of recruiters who send hundreds of Albanian muslims off to fight in the Syrian civil war as jihadists for the Islam State of Iraq and Levant, ISIS and the al-Nusra front.
https://wn.com/Seemf2015_Cei_Seeemo_Award_2015_Aleksandra_Bogdani,_Albania_(Winner_Professional_Journalist)
video: @nelalazarevic
More info: http://tiny.cc/kdfx5x
The CEI and the South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO), in special partnership with the Media Program South East Europe of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS), have announced the winners of the “CEI SEEMO Award for Outstanding Merits in Investigative Journalism” 2015: Aleksandra Bogdani in the section “Professional Journalists” and Nadia Burdey in the section “Young Professional Journalists”.
Aleksandra Bogdani, an investigative journalist and editor at the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) in Albania, has been awarded for her overall professional achievements as an intrepid reporter covering complex stories of human trafficking, organised crime and child abuse, corruption and national security. With more than a decade of experience working as a reporter, editor and deputy editor in chief in different media outlets in Albania, including the dailies Mapo, Shekulli and Top News TV, Bogdani has particularly impressed the jury by the courage shown as a woman producing an in-depth series of six investigations on the network of recruiters who send hundreds of Albanian muslims off to fight in the Syrian civil war as jihadists for the Islam State of Iraq and Levant, ISIS and the al-Nusra front.
- published: 11 Nov 2015
- views: 98
Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China’s Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 20:33
- Updated: 23 May 2016
- views: 32
CLOSING REMARKS (19 May 2016, Trieste, Italy)
CLOSING REMARKS (19 May 2016, Trieste, Italy)
https://wn.com/Supporting_Local_Enterprises_And_Smes_Along_China’S_Belt_And_Road_Initiative_In_South_Eastern_Europe
Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China's Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:30:19
- Updated: 23 May 2016
- views: 48
CEI Workshop on Various Instruments to Support Research Institutions in Less Performing Countries
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:33:33
- Updated: 03 Mar 2015
- views: 202
Fifty scientists from institutions located in ten CEI Member Countries, and representatives from the CEI Science and Technology Network took part in a Workshop ...
Fifty scientists from institutions located in ten CEI Member Countries, and representatives from the CEI Science and Technology Network took part in a Workshop on "Various Instruments to Support Research in Less performing Countries" on 5 February in Trieste. The event was organised by the Central European Initiative in cooperation with the Directorates for Research and Innovation and for the Joint Research Center (JRC) of the European Commission.
The Workshop focused on possible contributions from the European Commission for the implementation of pilot activities within CEI-PRAISE, a Framework Programme to promote Research, Technology Transfer and Innovation in all CEI Member Countries, by directly involving centers of excellence and other advanced research groups from these countries.
Among the various opportunities described in detail, Stefan Weiers from the European Commission - Directorate-General for Research & Innovation, illustrated the new Twinning Programme and other actions in the context of “Widening and Spreading Excellence” activities within Horizon 2020. Under the Twinning Programme, any of the eighty CEI-PRAISE partners could twin with a Centre of Excellence of the CEI Science and Technology Network in Trieste and with an institute of the JRC in order to implement pilot activities in the framework of CEI-PRAISE.
Luciana Zanier and Alessandro Fazio illustrated the possibilities for cooperation offered by the JRC, with specific reference to the Danube and Adriatic Ionian Strategies, where JRC is strongly committed to providing scientific support.
The workshop was followed by a visit to the Elettra Sincrotrone and Fermi Free Electron Laser Laboratories and to the University of Trieste. Other participants met in smaller disciplinary groups to identify concrete activities in order to either start or enhance cooperation within the scientific projects envisaged within the CEI-PRAISE Programme.
Special Advisor to CEI Secretary General, Giorgio Rosso Cicogna, on behalf of the Organisation, expressed full satisfaction for the outcome of the workshop “as it did provide CEI-PRAISE partners, in Trieste as well as in Member Countries with practical information on various European instruments for the impleemtation of pilot activities of the CEI-PRAISE Programme".
For more information: rossocicogna@cei.int
http://tiny.cc/iyuwux
https://wn.com/Cei_Workshop_On_Various_Instruments_To_Support_Research_Institutions_In_Less_Performing_Countries
Fifty scientists from institutions located in ten CEI Member Countries, and representatives from the CEI Science and Technology Network took part in a Workshop on "Various Instruments to Support Research in Less performing Countries" on 5 February in Trieste. The event was organised by the Central European Initiative in cooperation with the Directorates for Research and Innovation and for the Joint Research Center (JRC) of the European Commission.
The Workshop focused on possible contributions from the European Commission for the implementation of pilot activities within CEI-PRAISE, a Framework Programme to promote Research, Technology Transfer and Innovation in all CEI Member Countries, by directly involving centers of excellence and other advanced research groups from these countries.
Among the various opportunities described in detail, Stefan Weiers from the European Commission - Directorate-General for Research & Innovation, illustrated the new Twinning Programme and other actions in the context of “Widening and Spreading Excellence” activities within Horizon 2020. Under the Twinning Programme, any of the eighty CEI-PRAISE partners could twin with a Centre of Excellence of the CEI Science and Technology Network in Trieste and with an institute of the JRC in order to implement pilot activities in the framework of CEI-PRAISE.
Luciana Zanier and Alessandro Fazio illustrated the possibilities for cooperation offered by the JRC, with specific reference to the Danube and Adriatic Ionian Strategies, where JRC is strongly committed to providing scientific support.
The workshop was followed by a visit to the Elettra Sincrotrone and Fermi Free Electron Laser Laboratories and to the University of Trieste. Other participants met in smaller disciplinary groups to identify concrete activities in order to either start or enhance cooperation within the scientific projects envisaged within the CEI-PRAISE Programme.
Special Advisor to CEI Secretary General, Giorgio Rosso Cicogna, on behalf of the Organisation, expressed full satisfaction for the outcome of the workshop “as it did provide CEI-PRAISE partners, in Trieste as well as in Member Countries with practical information on various European instruments for the impleemtation of pilot activities of the CEI-PRAISE Programme".
For more information: rossocicogna@cei.int
http://tiny.cc/iyuwux
- published: 03 Mar 2015
- views: 202
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10th anniversary of Central European Initiative
1. Polish plane taxiing 2. Polish delegates disembarking 3. Pull out from Italian plane 4. Delegates being greeted 5. Motorcade 6. Delegate being greeted from plane 7. Delegate getting into car 8. Cars driving away from airport 9. Troops on parade 10. Flags 11. Delegates inspecting troops 12. Cutaway, crowd 13. Troops 14. Various, delegates on red carpet 15. Delegates posing for 'family photo' 16. Delegates around table 17. Cutaway, cameras 18. Various, delegates facing press STORYLINE: Central European leaders gathered in Salzburg on Thursday for the tenth anniversary meeting of Central European Initiative (CEI) presidents. Seventeen European presidents who gathered for the summit declared relations with Washington to be of "utmost importance," in what appears t...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
#IJF17 - Interview with - Central European Initiative
Journalist: Bram Steijns Video Coverage: Chumbow Mary-Magdalene Video Edit: Bram Steijns & Chumbow Mary-Magdalene
published: 05 Apr 2017 -
10th anniversary of Central European Initiative continues
1. Wide shot of exterior castle of Salzburg 2. Wide shot of traditional family photo of presidents with wives 3. Cutaway of press 4. Mid shot of family photo 5. Cutaway of press 6. Wide shot of family photo 7. Cutaway of press 8. Mid shot of Austrian president at round table, zoom out to wide shot of round table 9. Various of people around round table 10. Various of press conference 11. SOUNDBITE (English) Thomas Klestil, Austrian President : "And the states of central Europe, which in the past decade have successfully undergone a transformation process, should play an important role in bringing other countries of our region closer to the European Union." 12. Various of press conference 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Vaclav Klaus, Czech Republic President: "We are aware of the fact ...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
Moldova Group, Who is Who - Party, Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different European Countries presents himself to the other groups. This video has been made in Tabiano Terme, Summer 2009. Enjoy!
published: 27 Jul 2009 -
Serbian group Who is Who - Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different European Countries presents himself to the other groups. Enjoy!
published: 27 Jul 2009 -
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#SEEMF2015 - CEI SEEEMO Award 2015: Aleksandra Bogdani, Albania (Winner: Professional journalist)
video: @nelalazarevic More info: http://tiny.cc/kdfx5x The CEI and the South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO), in special partnership with the Media Program South East Europe of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS), have announced the winners of the “CEI SEEMO Award for Outstanding Merits in Investigative Journalism” 2015: Aleksandra Bogdani in the section “Professional Journalists” and Nadia Burdey in the section “Young Professional Journalists”. Aleksandra Bogdani, an investigative journalist and editor at the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) in Albania, has been awarded for her overall professional achievements as an intrepid reporter covering complex stories of human trafficking, organised crime and child abuse, corruption and national security. With more than a de...
published: 11 Nov 2015 -
Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China’s Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
CLOSING REMARKS (19 May 2016, Trieste, Italy)
published: 23 May 2016 -
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CEI Workshop on Various Instruments to Support Research Institutions in Less Performing Countries
Fifty scientists from institutions located in ten CEI Member Countries, and representatives from the CEI Science and Technology Network took part in a Workshop on "Various Instruments to Support Research in Less performing Countries" on 5 February in Trieste. The event was organised by the Central European Initiative in cooperation with the Directorates for Research and Innovation and for the Joint Research Center (JRC) of the European Commission. The Workshop focused on possible contributions from the European Commission for the implementation of pilot activities within CEI-PRAISE, a Framework Programme to promote Research, Technology Transfer and Innovation in all CEI Member Countries, by directly involving centers of excellence and other advanced research groups from these countries. ...
published: 03 Mar 2015
10th anniversary of Central European Initiative
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:53
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 27
1. Polish plane taxiing
2. Polish delegates disembarking
3. Pull out from Italian plane
4. Delegates being greeted
5. Motorcade
6. Delegate being greeted f...
1. Polish plane taxiing
2. Polish delegates disembarking
3. Pull out from Italian plane
4. Delegates being greeted
5. Motorcade
6. Delegate being greeted from plane
7. Delegate getting into car
8. Cars driving away from airport
9. Troops on parade
10. Flags
11. Delegates inspecting troops
12. Cutaway, crowd
13. Troops
14. Various, delegates on red carpet
15. Delegates posing for 'family photo'
16. Delegates around table
17. Cutaway, cameras
18. Various, delegates facing press
STORYLINE:
Central European leaders gathered in Salzburg on Thursday for the tenth anniversary meeting of Central European Initiative (CEI) presidents.
Seventeen European presidents who gathered for the summit declared relations with Washington to
be of "utmost importance," in what appears to be a further sign that European countries which opposed the war against Iraq are putting that crisis behind them.
"Given today's situation in the world, we agreed that the close cooperation between Europe and the United States is of utmost importance," said Austrian President Thomas Klestil following a closed-door meeting with 16 of his counterparts, including Germany's Johannes Rau.
Germany strongly opposed the Iraq war, a move which angered the US government and marked the lowest point in relations between the allies since the end of World War II.
Most of the other leaders present represent countries which supported the strong US stance on Iraq, including Italy, Romania and Poland.
The presidents, who have a mainly ceremonial function and do not formulate national policy, met Thursday in the historic city of Salzburg for the first day of a two-day summit on the future of European Union enlargement.
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https://wn.com/10Th_Anniversary_Of_Central_European_Initiative
1. Polish plane taxiing
2. Polish delegates disembarking
3. Pull out from Italian plane
4. Delegates being greeted
5. Motorcade
6. Delegate being greeted from plane
7. Delegate getting into car
8. Cars driving away from airport
9. Troops on parade
10. Flags
11. Delegates inspecting troops
12. Cutaway, crowd
13. Troops
14. Various, delegates on red carpet
15. Delegates posing for 'family photo'
16. Delegates around table
17. Cutaway, cameras
18. Various, delegates facing press
STORYLINE:
Central European leaders gathered in Salzburg on Thursday for the tenth anniversary meeting of Central European Initiative (CEI) presidents.
Seventeen European presidents who gathered for the summit declared relations with Washington to
be of "utmost importance," in what appears to be a further sign that European countries which opposed the war against Iraq are putting that crisis behind them.
"Given today's situation in the world, we agreed that the close cooperation between Europe and the United States is of utmost importance," said Austrian President Thomas Klestil following a closed-door meeting with 16 of his counterparts, including Germany's Johannes Rau.
Germany strongly opposed the Iraq war, a move which angered the US government and marked the lowest point in relations between the allies since the end of World War II.
Most of the other leaders present represent countries which supported the strong US stance on Iraq, including Italy, Romania and Poland.
The presidents, who have a mainly ceremonial function and do not formulate national policy, met Thursday in the historic city of Salzburg for the first day of a two-day summit on the future of European Union enlargement.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/e6e9d72ab7c18e8afe1a7397557a4a05
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 27
#IJF17 - Interview with - Central European Initiative
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:51
- Updated: 05 Apr 2017
- views: 37
Journalist: Bram Steijns
Video Coverage: Chumbow Mary-Magdalene
Video Edit: Bram Steijns & Chumbow Mary-Magdalene
Journalist: Bram Steijns
Video Coverage: Chumbow Mary-Magdalene
Video Edit: Bram Steijns & Chumbow Mary-Magdalene
https://wn.com/Ijf17_Interview_With_Central_European_Initiative
Journalist: Bram Steijns
Video Coverage: Chumbow Mary-Magdalene
Video Edit: Bram Steijns & Chumbow Mary-Magdalene
- published: 05 Apr 2017
- views: 37
10th anniversary of Central European Initiative continues
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:51
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 19
1. Wide shot of exterior castle of Salzburg
2. Wide shot of traditional family photo of presidents with wives
3. Cutaway of press
4. Mid shot of family photo...
1. Wide shot of exterior castle of Salzburg
2. Wide shot of traditional family photo of presidents with wives
3. Cutaway of press
4. Mid shot of family photo
5. Cutaway of press
6. Wide shot of family photo
7. Cutaway of press
8. Mid shot of Austrian president at round table, zoom out to wide shot of round table
9. Various of people around round table
10. Various of press conference
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Thomas Klestil, Austrian President :
"And the states of central Europe, which in the past decade have successfully undergone a transformation process, should play an important role in bringing other countries of our region closer to the European Union."
12. Various of press conference
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Vaclav Klaus, Czech Republic President:
"We are aware of the fact that we are first to identify European interests (inaudible) form a common policy, not the other way, not the other way around. It's not possible, it's not appropriate to ask for a common policy first and then to look for the common interest and positions."
14. Various of press conference
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Aleksander Kwasniewski, Polish President:
"If you see for example investments, investor number one in Poland is France, number two is Germany, number three is United States so almost 80 percent of our trade is with European Union. We are going to be member of EU so I think our European approach is very clear, is very stabile and we are Europeans and we know very well that the Vistula is going to the Baltic Sea and not to the Potomac. So don't worry about it."
16. Mid shot of people who have come to look at the state leaders
17. Close up of Austrian president in bus, zoom out to bus leaving with state leaders
STORYLINE:
The presidents of Germany and Poland on Friday praised the United Nations Security Council's decision to lift economic sanctions against Iraq, urging greater European cooperation with the United States after the bitter squabbles over the war.
The remarks came at a meeting of 17 European presidents in Salzburg, Austria, which largely centered on discussions about European enlargement.
The presidents, who represent European Union countries, nations set to join the EU next year and countries which hope to join in several years, have a mainly ceremonial function and do not formulate national policy.
Austrian President Thomas Klestil announced that next year's summit would be held in Romania, and in Croatia in 2005.
Countries represented at the 10th annual summit include Albania, Austria, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Macedonia, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Serbia-Montenegro, Slovakia, Slovenia
and Ukraine.
For the first time, the summit also included meetings between the presidents and representatives of Western European companies that have invested in Central Europe.
The business leaders urged ex-communist countries to pass measures that would encourage foreign investment.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/4daade86332ba515db41939c1d2f4db2
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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1. Wide shot of exterior castle of Salzburg
2. Wide shot of traditional family photo of presidents with wives
3. Cutaway of press
4. Mid shot of family photo
5. Cutaway of press
6. Wide shot of family photo
7. Cutaway of press
8. Mid shot of Austrian president at round table, zoom out to wide shot of round table
9. Various of people around round table
10. Various of press conference
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Thomas Klestil, Austrian President :
"And the states of central Europe, which in the past decade have successfully undergone a transformation process, should play an important role in bringing other countries of our region closer to the European Union."
12. Various of press conference
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Vaclav Klaus, Czech Republic President:
"We are aware of the fact that we are first to identify European interests (inaudible) form a common policy, not the other way, not the other way around. It's not possible, it's not appropriate to ask for a common policy first and then to look for the common interest and positions."
14. Various of press conference
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Aleksander Kwasniewski, Polish President:
"If you see for example investments, investor number one in Poland is France, number two is Germany, number three is United States so almost 80 percent of our trade is with European Union. We are going to be member of EU so I think our European approach is very clear, is very stabile and we are Europeans and we know very well that the Vistula is going to the Baltic Sea and not to the Potomac. So don't worry about it."
16. Mid shot of people who have come to look at the state leaders
17. Close up of Austrian president in bus, zoom out to bus leaving with state leaders
STORYLINE:
The presidents of Germany and Poland on Friday praised the United Nations Security Council's decision to lift economic sanctions against Iraq, urging greater European cooperation with the United States after the bitter squabbles over the war.
The remarks came at a meeting of 17 European presidents in Salzburg, Austria, which largely centered on discussions about European enlargement.
The presidents, who represent European Union countries, nations set to join the EU next year and countries which hope to join in several years, have a mainly ceremonial function and do not formulate national policy.
Austrian President Thomas Klestil announced that next year's summit would be held in Romania, and in Croatia in 2005.
Countries represented at the 10th annual summit include Albania, Austria, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Macedonia, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Serbia-Montenegro, Slovakia, Slovenia
and Ukraine.
For the first time, the summit also included meetings between the presidents and representatives of Western European companies that have invested in Central Europe.
The business leaders urged ex-communist countries to pass measures that would encourage foreign investment.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 19
Moldova Group, Who is Who - Party, Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:09
- Updated: 27 Jul 2009
- views: 2352
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different Eur...
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different European Countries presents himself to the other groups. This video has been made in Tabiano Terme, Summer 2009. Enjoy!
https://wn.com/Moldova_Group,_Who_Is_Who_Party,_Central_European_Initiative_Youth_Orchestra
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different European Countries presents himself to the other groups. This video has been made in Tabiano Terme, Summer 2009. Enjoy!
- published: 27 Jul 2009
- views: 2352
Serbian group Who is Who - Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:49
- Updated: 27 Jul 2009
- views: 920
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different Eur...
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different European Countries presents himself to the other groups. Enjoy!
https://wn.com/Serbian_Group_Who_Is_Who_Central_European_Initiative_Youth_Orchestra
Every year there are new musicians that form the Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra. WHO IS WHO is the party where each group from the 18 different European Countries presents himself to the other groups. Enjoy!
- published: 27 Jul 2009
- views: 920
SEEMF promo video
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:25
- Updated: 14 Oct 2014
- views: 165
#SEEMF2015 - CEI SEEEMO Award 2015: Aleksandra Bogdani, Albania (Winner: Professional journalist)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:23
- Updated: 11 Nov 2015
- views: 98
video: @nelalazarevic
More info: http://tiny.cc/kdfx5x
The CEI and the South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO), in special partnership with the Media Pro...
video: @nelalazarevic
More info: http://tiny.cc/kdfx5x
The CEI and the South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO), in special partnership with the Media Program South East Europe of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS), have announced the winners of the “CEI SEEMO Award for Outstanding Merits in Investigative Journalism” 2015: Aleksandra Bogdani in the section “Professional Journalists” and Nadia Burdey in the section “Young Professional Journalists”.
Aleksandra Bogdani, an investigative journalist and editor at the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) in Albania, has been awarded for her overall professional achievements as an intrepid reporter covering complex stories of human trafficking, organised crime and child abuse, corruption and national security. With more than a decade of experience working as a reporter, editor and deputy editor in chief in different media outlets in Albania, including the dailies Mapo, Shekulli and Top News TV, Bogdani has particularly impressed the jury by the courage shown as a woman producing an in-depth series of six investigations on the network of recruiters who send hundreds of Albanian muslims off to fight in the Syrian civil war as jihadists for the Islam State of Iraq and Levant, ISIS and the al-Nusra front.
https://wn.com/Seemf2015_Cei_Seeemo_Award_2015_Aleksandra_Bogdani,_Albania_(Winner_Professional_Journalist)
video: @nelalazarevic
More info: http://tiny.cc/kdfx5x
The CEI and the South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO), in special partnership with the Media Program South East Europe of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS), have announced the winners of the “CEI SEEMO Award for Outstanding Merits in Investigative Journalism” 2015: Aleksandra Bogdani in the section “Professional Journalists” and Nadia Burdey in the section “Young Professional Journalists”.
Aleksandra Bogdani, an investigative journalist and editor at the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) in Albania, has been awarded for her overall professional achievements as an intrepid reporter covering complex stories of human trafficking, organised crime and child abuse, corruption and national security. With more than a decade of experience working as a reporter, editor and deputy editor in chief in different media outlets in Albania, including the dailies Mapo, Shekulli and Top News TV, Bogdani has particularly impressed the jury by the courage shown as a woman producing an in-depth series of six investigations on the network of recruiters who send hundreds of Albanian muslims off to fight in the Syrian civil war as jihadists for the Islam State of Iraq and Levant, ISIS and the al-Nusra front.
- published: 11 Nov 2015
- views: 98
Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China’s Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 20:33
- Updated: 23 May 2016
- views: 32
CLOSING REMARKS (19 May 2016, Trieste, Italy)
CLOSING REMARKS (19 May 2016, Trieste, Italy)
https://wn.com/Supporting_Local_Enterprises_And_Smes_Along_China’S_Belt_And_Road_Initiative_In_South_Eastern_Europe
Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China's Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:30:19
- Updated: 23 May 2016
- views: 48
CEI Workshop on Various Instruments to Support Research Institutions in Less Performing Countries
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:33:33
- Updated: 03 Mar 2015
- views: 202
Fifty scientists from institutions located in ten CEI Member Countries, and representatives from the CEI Science and Technology Network took part in a Workshop ...
Fifty scientists from institutions located in ten CEI Member Countries, and representatives from the CEI Science and Technology Network took part in a Workshop on "Various Instruments to Support Research in Less performing Countries" on 5 February in Trieste. The event was organised by the Central European Initiative in cooperation with the Directorates for Research and Innovation and for the Joint Research Center (JRC) of the European Commission.
The Workshop focused on possible contributions from the European Commission for the implementation of pilot activities within CEI-PRAISE, a Framework Programme to promote Research, Technology Transfer and Innovation in all CEI Member Countries, by directly involving centers of excellence and other advanced research groups from these countries.
Among the various opportunities described in detail, Stefan Weiers from the European Commission - Directorate-General for Research & Innovation, illustrated the new Twinning Programme and other actions in the context of “Widening and Spreading Excellence” activities within Horizon 2020. Under the Twinning Programme, any of the eighty CEI-PRAISE partners could twin with a Centre of Excellence of the CEI Science and Technology Network in Trieste and with an institute of the JRC in order to implement pilot activities in the framework of CEI-PRAISE.
Luciana Zanier and Alessandro Fazio illustrated the possibilities for cooperation offered by the JRC, with specific reference to the Danube and Adriatic Ionian Strategies, where JRC is strongly committed to providing scientific support.
The workshop was followed by a visit to the Elettra Sincrotrone and Fermi Free Electron Laser Laboratories and to the University of Trieste. Other participants met in smaller disciplinary groups to identify concrete activities in order to either start or enhance cooperation within the scientific projects envisaged within the CEI-PRAISE Programme.
Special Advisor to CEI Secretary General, Giorgio Rosso Cicogna, on behalf of the Organisation, expressed full satisfaction for the outcome of the workshop “as it did provide CEI-PRAISE partners, in Trieste as well as in Member Countries with practical information on various European instruments for the impleemtation of pilot activities of the CEI-PRAISE Programme".
For more information: rossocicogna@cei.int
http://tiny.cc/iyuwux
https://wn.com/Cei_Workshop_On_Various_Instruments_To_Support_Research_Institutions_In_Less_Performing_Countries
Fifty scientists from institutions located in ten CEI Member Countries, and representatives from the CEI Science and Technology Network took part in a Workshop on "Various Instruments to Support Research in Less performing Countries" on 5 February in Trieste. The event was organised by the Central European Initiative in cooperation with the Directorates for Research and Innovation and for the Joint Research Center (JRC) of the European Commission.
The Workshop focused on possible contributions from the European Commission for the implementation of pilot activities within CEI-PRAISE, a Framework Programme to promote Research, Technology Transfer and Innovation in all CEI Member Countries, by directly involving centers of excellence and other advanced research groups from these countries.
Among the various opportunities described in detail, Stefan Weiers from the European Commission - Directorate-General for Research & Innovation, illustrated the new Twinning Programme and other actions in the context of “Widening and Spreading Excellence” activities within Horizon 2020. Under the Twinning Programme, any of the eighty CEI-PRAISE partners could twin with a Centre of Excellence of the CEI Science and Technology Network in Trieste and with an institute of the JRC in order to implement pilot activities in the framework of CEI-PRAISE.
Luciana Zanier and Alessandro Fazio illustrated the possibilities for cooperation offered by the JRC, with specific reference to the Danube and Adriatic Ionian Strategies, where JRC is strongly committed to providing scientific support.
The workshop was followed by a visit to the Elettra Sincrotrone and Fermi Free Electron Laser Laboratories and to the University of Trieste. Other participants met in smaller disciplinary groups to identify concrete activities in order to either start or enhance cooperation within the scientific projects envisaged within the CEI-PRAISE Programme.
Special Advisor to CEI Secretary General, Giorgio Rosso Cicogna, on behalf of the Organisation, expressed full satisfaction for the outcome of the workshop “as it did provide CEI-PRAISE partners, in Trieste as well as in Member Countries with practical information on various European instruments for the impleemtation of pilot activities of the CEI-PRAISE Programme".
For more information: rossocicogna@cei.int
http://tiny.cc/iyuwux
- published: 03 Mar 2015
- views: 202
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CEI Workshop on Various Instruments to Support Research Institutions in Less Performing Countries
Fifty scientists from institutions located in ten CEI Member Countries, and representatives from the CEI Science and Technology Network took part in a Workshop on "Various Instruments to Support Research in Less performing Countries" on 5 February in Trieste. The event was organised by the Central European Initiative in cooperation with the Directorates for Research and Innovation and for the Joint Research Center (JRC) of the European Commission. The Workshop focused on possible contributions from the European Commission for the implementation of pilot activities within CEI-PRAISE, a Framework Programme to promote Research, Technology Transfer and Innovation in all CEI Member Countries, by directly involving centers of excellence and other advanced research groups from these countries. ...
published: 03 Mar 2015 -
Documentary - How do I See My Neighbour - Part 1/3 - Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia
On the occasion of the Meeting of the European Association of Public Service Media in Southeast Europe (EAPSM) held in Ljubljana in 2013, the CEI presented a 3-episode documentary film entitled “How do I see my neighbour?”, produced by young directors from nine national broadcasters from the region with the aim to stimulate understanding and dialogue, reconciliation and good neighbourly relations. This initiative is implemented within the framework of the EU funded project “ Improving cooperation in South-East Europe by actions for strengthening of the RCC”, coordinated by the CEI. http://tiny.cc/z0i5kx
published: 25 Aug 2014 -
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Documentary How Do I See My Neighbour 3/3
On the occasion of the Meeting of the European Association of Public Service Media in Southeast Europe (EAPSM) held in Ljubljana in 2013, the CEI presented a 3-episode documentary film entitled “How do I see my neighbour?”, produced by young directors from nine national broadcasters from the region with the aim to stimulate understanding and dialogue, reconciliation and good neighbourly relations. This initiative is implemented within the framework of the EU funded project “ Improving cooperation in South-East Europe by actions for strengthening of the RCC”, coordinated by the CEI. http://tiny.cc/z0i5kx
published: 27 Aug 2014 -
Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China’s Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
CLOSING REMARKS (19 May 2016, Trieste, Italy)
published: 23 May 2016 -
Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China’s Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
Morning sessions (19 May 2016, Trieste, Italy) - PART I
published: 25 May 2016 -
Jan Teorell, Andreas Schedler, Ali Carkoglu, Zsolt Enyedi - Illiberal Governance, February 19, 2016
Central European University (CEU) hosted Illiberal Governance Feb. 19-20, 2016, an international conference as part of CEU’s Frontiers of Democracy Initiative that brought scholars, practitioners, and civic activists to CEU in Budapest for an open discussion on autocratic forms of governance in states that retain some aspects of democracy. Illiberal Governance Panel I: Parties and Elections in Illiberal Political Systems MODERATOR Goran Buldioski Program Director, Open Society Think Tank Fund Co-Director, Open Society Initiative for Europe, Budapest SPEAKERS Jan Teorell Professor of Political Science, Lund University Andreas Schedler Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science, Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Economicas, Mexico City Ali Carkoglu Professor o...
published: 07 Mar 2016 -
Documentary How Do I See My Neighbour - Part 2/3 Bosnia and Herzegovina
On the occasion of the Meeting of the European Association of Public Service Media in Southeast Europe (EAPSM) held in Ljubljana in 2013, the CEI presented a 3-episode documentary film entitled “How do I see my neighbour?”, produced by young directors from nine national broadcasters from the region with the aim to stimulate understanding and dialogue, reconciliation and good neighbourly relations. This initiative is implemented within the framework of the EU funded project “ Improving cooperation in South-East Europe by actions for strengthening of the RCC”, coordinated by the CEI. http://tiny.cc/z0i5kx
published: 26 Aug 2014 -
Press freedom in south-east Europe
In the first two months of 2017 the Vienna-based South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO) published more than 35 reactions and protest letters connected to press freedom violations in the SEEMO region. Strong censorship by states, self-censorship, pressure by advertisers, intimidation, threats, physical attacks, journalists in jail, police protection for journalists, but also pressure by business people, politicians and religious groups are part of the daily life of a journalist in south-east and central Europe. The speakers will be Zrinka Vrabec Mojzes, editor of the weekly Nacional which is famous for revealing corruption in Croatia, Besar Likmeta, an Albanian investigative journalist who was brutally attacked by a member of the Albanian Parliament during an interview, and Ukrainian...
published: 05 Apr 2017 -
Haraszti, Chan, Yablokov, Mijatovic - Illiberal Governance, February 19, 2016
Central European University (CEU) hosted Illiberal Governance Feb. 19-20, 2016, an international conference as part of CEU’s Frontiers of Democracy Initiative that brought scholars, practitioners, and civic activists to CEU in Budapest for an open discussion on autocratic forms of governance in states that retain some aspects of democracy. Illiberal Governance Panel III: Media and Illiberal Governance MODERATOR / Ellen Hume | Annenberg Fellow in Civic Media Center for Media, Data and Society, CEU SPEAKERS Miklos Haraszti former OSCE Media Freedom Rapporteur and UN Human Rights Rapporteur on Belarus, CEU Yuen-Ying Chan Director and Professor, Journalism and Media Studies Center, University of Hong Kong Ilya Yablokov Teaching Fellow, School of Languages, Cultures, and Societies, Uni...
published: 22 Mar 2016
CEI Workshop on Various Instruments to Support Research Institutions in Less Performing Countries
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:33:33
- Updated: 03 Mar 2015
- views: 202
Fifty scientists from institutions located in ten CEI Member Countries, and representatives from the CEI Science and Technology Network took part in a Workshop ...
Fifty scientists from institutions located in ten CEI Member Countries, and representatives from the CEI Science and Technology Network took part in a Workshop on "Various Instruments to Support Research in Less performing Countries" on 5 February in Trieste. The event was organised by the Central European Initiative in cooperation with the Directorates for Research and Innovation and for the Joint Research Center (JRC) of the European Commission.
The Workshop focused on possible contributions from the European Commission for the implementation of pilot activities within CEI-PRAISE, a Framework Programme to promote Research, Technology Transfer and Innovation in all CEI Member Countries, by directly involving centers of excellence and other advanced research groups from these countries.
Among the various opportunities described in detail, Stefan Weiers from the European Commission - Directorate-General for Research & Innovation, illustrated the new Twinning Programme and other actions in the context of “Widening and Spreading Excellence” activities within Horizon 2020. Under the Twinning Programme, any of the eighty CEI-PRAISE partners could twin with a Centre of Excellence of the CEI Science and Technology Network in Trieste and with an institute of the JRC in order to implement pilot activities in the framework of CEI-PRAISE.
Luciana Zanier and Alessandro Fazio illustrated the possibilities for cooperation offered by the JRC, with specific reference to the Danube and Adriatic Ionian Strategies, where JRC is strongly committed to providing scientific support.
The workshop was followed by a visit to the Elettra Sincrotrone and Fermi Free Electron Laser Laboratories and to the University of Trieste. Other participants met in smaller disciplinary groups to identify concrete activities in order to either start or enhance cooperation within the scientific projects envisaged within the CEI-PRAISE Programme.
Special Advisor to CEI Secretary General, Giorgio Rosso Cicogna, on behalf of the Organisation, expressed full satisfaction for the outcome of the workshop “as it did provide CEI-PRAISE partners, in Trieste as well as in Member Countries with practical information on various European instruments for the impleemtation of pilot activities of the CEI-PRAISE Programme".
For more information: rossocicogna@cei.int
http://tiny.cc/iyuwux
https://wn.com/Cei_Workshop_On_Various_Instruments_To_Support_Research_Institutions_In_Less_Performing_Countries
Fifty scientists from institutions located in ten CEI Member Countries, and representatives from the CEI Science and Technology Network took part in a Workshop on "Various Instruments to Support Research in Less performing Countries" on 5 February in Trieste. The event was organised by the Central European Initiative in cooperation with the Directorates for Research and Innovation and for the Joint Research Center (JRC) of the European Commission.
The Workshop focused on possible contributions from the European Commission for the implementation of pilot activities within CEI-PRAISE, a Framework Programme to promote Research, Technology Transfer and Innovation in all CEI Member Countries, by directly involving centers of excellence and other advanced research groups from these countries.
Among the various opportunities described in detail, Stefan Weiers from the European Commission - Directorate-General for Research & Innovation, illustrated the new Twinning Programme and other actions in the context of “Widening and Spreading Excellence” activities within Horizon 2020. Under the Twinning Programme, any of the eighty CEI-PRAISE partners could twin with a Centre of Excellence of the CEI Science and Technology Network in Trieste and with an institute of the JRC in order to implement pilot activities in the framework of CEI-PRAISE.
Luciana Zanier and Alessandro Fazio illustrated the possibilities for cooperation offered by the JRC, with specific reference to the Danube and Adriatic Ionian Strategies, where JRC is strongly committed to providing scientific support.
The workshop was followed by a visit to the Elettra Sincrotrone and Fermi Free Electron Laser Laboratories and to the University of Trieste. Other participants met in smaller disciplinary groups to identify concrete activities in order to either start or enhance cooperation within the scientific projects envisaged within the CEI-PRAISE Programme.
Special Advisor to CEI Secretary General, Giorgio Rosso Cicogna, on behalf of the Organisation, expressed full satisfaction for the outcome of the workshop “as it did provide CEI-PRAISE partners, in Trieste as well as in Member Countries with practical information on various European instruments for the impleemtation of pilot activities of the CEI-PRAISE Programme".
For more information: rossocicogna@cei.int
http://tiny.cc/iyuwux
- published: 03 Mar 2015
- views: 202
Documentary - How do I See My Neighbour - Part 1/3 - Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:31
- Updated: 25 Aug 2014
- views: 11262
On the occasion of the Meeting of the European Association of Public Service Media in Southeast Europe (EAPSM) held in Ljubljana in 2013, the CEI presented a 3-...
On the occasion of the Meeting of the European Association of Public Service Media in Southeast Europe (EAPSM) held in Ljubljana in 2013, the CEI presented a 3-episode documentary film entitled “How do I see my neighbour?”, produced by young directors from nine national broadcasters from the region with the aim to stimulate understanding and dialogue, reconciliation and good neighbourly relations. This initiative is implemented within the framework of the EU funded project “ Improving cooperation in South-East Europe by actions for strengthening of the RCC”, coordinated by the CEI. http://tiny.cc/z0i5kx
https://wn.com/Documentary_How_Do_I_See_My_Neighbour_Part_1_3_Montenegro,_Albania,_Macedonia
On the occasion of the Meeting of the European Association of Public Service Media in Southeast Europe (EAPSM) held in Ljubljana in 2013, the CEI presented a 3-episode documentary film entitled “How do I see my neighbour?”, produced by young directors from nine national broadcasters from the region with the aim to stimulate understanding and dialogue, reconciliation and good neighbourly relations. This initiative is implemented within the framework of the EU funded project “ Improving cooperation in South-East Europe by actions for strengthening of the RCC”, coordinated by the CEI. http://tiny.cc/z0i5kx
- published: 25 Aug 2014
- views: 11262
Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China's Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:30:19
- Updated: 23 May 2016
- views: 48
Documentary How Do I See My Neighbour 3/3
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:17
- Updated: 27 Aug 2014
- views: 759
On the occasion of the Meeting of the European Association of Public Service Media in Southeast Europe (EAPSM) held in Ljubljana in 2013, the CEI presented a 3-...
On the occasion of the Meeting of the European Association of Public Service Media in Southeast Europe (EAPSM) held in Ljubljana in 2013, the CEI presented a 3-episode documentary film entitled “How do I see my neighbour?”, produced by young directors from nine national broadcasters from the region with the aim to stimulate understanding and dialogue, reconciliation and good neighbourly relations. This initiative is implemented within the framework of the EU funded project “ Improving cooperation in South-East Europe by actions for strengthening of the RCC”, coordinated by the CEI. http://tiny.cc/z0i5kx
https://wn.com/Documentary_How_Do_I_See_My_Neighbour_3_3
On the occasion of the Meeting of the European Association of Public Service Media in Southeast Europe (EAPSM) held in Ljubljana in 2013, the CEI presented a 3-episode documentary film entitled “How do I see my neighbour?”, produced by young directors from nine national broadcasters from the region with the aim to stimulate understanding and dialogue, reconciliation and good neighbourly relations. This initiative is implemented within the framework of the EU funded project “ Improving cooperation in South-East Europe by actions for strengthening of the RCC”, coordinated by the CEI. http://tiny.cc/z0i5kx
- published: 27 Aug 2014
- views: 759
Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China’s Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 20:33
- Updated: 23 May 2016
- views: 32
CLOSING REMARKS (19 May 2016, Trieste, Italy)
CLOSING REMARKS (19 May 2016, Trieste, Italy)
https://wn.com/Supporting_Local_Enterprises_And_Smes_Along_China’S_Belt_And_Road_Initiative_In_South_Eastern_Europe
Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China’s Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:32:05
- Updated: 25 May 2016
- views: 91
Jan Teorell, Andreas Schedler, Ali Carkoglu, Zsolt Enyedi - Illiberal Governance, February 19, 2016
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:35:04
- Updated: 07 Mar 2016
- views: 503
Central European University (CEU) hosted Illiberal Governance Feb. 19-20, 2016, an international conference as part of CEU’s Frontiers of Democracy Initiative t...
Central European University (CEU) hosted Illiberal Governance Feb. 19-20, 2016, an international conference as part of CEU’s Frontiers of Democracy Initiative that brought scholars, practitioners, and civic activists to CEU in Budapest for an open discussion on autocratic forms of governance in states that retain some aspects of democracy.
Illiberal Governance
Panel I: Parties and Elections in Illiberal Political Systems
MODERATOR
Goran Buldioski
Program Director, Open Society Think Tank Fund
Co-Director, Open Society Initiative for Europe, Budapest
SPEAKERS
Jan Teorell
Professor of Political Science, Lund University
Andreas Schedler
Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science, Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Economicas, Mexico City
Ali Carkoglu
Professor of International Relations, Koc University, Istanbul
Zsolt Enyedi
Professor of Political Science, Political Science Department, CEU, Budapest
Read more:
www.ceu.edu
www.ceu.edu/category/frontiers-democracy
https://wn.com/Jan_Teorell,_Andreas_Schedler,_Ali_Carkoglu,_Zsolt_Enyedi_Illiberal_Governance,_February_19,_2016
Central European University (CEU) hosted Illiberal Governance Feb. 19-20, 2016, an international conference as part of CEU’s Frontiers of Democracy Initiative that brought scholars, practitioners, and civic activists to CEU in Budapest for an open discussion on autocratic forms of governance in states that retain some aspects of democracy.
Illiberal Governance
Panel I: Parties and Elections in Illiberal Political Systems
MODERATOR
Goran Buldioski
Program Director, Open Society Think Tank Fund
Co-Director, Open Society Initiative for Europe, Budapest
SPEAKERS
Jan Teorell
Professor of Political Science, Lund University
Andreas Schedler
Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science, Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Economicas, Mexico City
Ali Carkoglu
Professor of International Relations, Koc University, Istanbul
Zsolt Enyedi
Professor of Political Science, Political Science Department, CEU, Budapest
Read more:
www.ceu.edu
www.ceu.edu/category/frontiers-democracy
- published: 07 Mar 2016
- views: 503
Documentary How Do I See My Neighbour - Part 2/3 Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:13
- Updated: 26 Aug 2014
- views: 2692
On the occasion of the Meeting of the European Association of Public Service Media in Southeast Europe (EAPSM) held in Ljubljana in 2013, the CEI presented a 3-...
On the occasion of the Meeting of the European Association of Public Service Media in Southeast Europe (EAPSM) held in Ljubljana in 2013, the CEI presented a 3-episode documentary film entitled “How do I see my neighbour?”, produced by young directors from nine national broadcasters from the region with the aim to stimulate understanding and dialogue, reconciliation and good neighbourly relations. This initiative is implemented within the framework of the EU funded project “ Improving cooperation in South-East Europe by actions for strengthening of the RCC”, coordinated by the CEI. http://tiny.cc/z0i5kx
https://wn.com/Documentary_How_Do_I_See_My_Neighbour_Part_2_3_Bosnia_And_Herzegovina
On the occasion of the Meeting of the European Association of Public Service Media in Southeast Europe (EAPSM) held in Ljubljana in 2013, the CEI presented a 3-episode documentary film entitled “How do I see my neighbour?”, produced by young directors from nine national broadcasters from the region with the aim to stimulate understanding and dialogue, reconciliation and good neighbourly relations. This initiative is implemented within the framework of the EU funded project “ Improving cooperation in South-East Europe by actions for strengthening of the RCC”, coordinated by the CEI. http://tiny.cc/z0i5kx
- published: 26 Aug 2014
- views: 2692
Press freedom in south-east Europe
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:25:35
- Updated: 05 Apr 2017
- views: 252
In the first two months of 2017 the Vienna-based South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO) published more than 35 reactions and protest letters connected to ...
In the first two months of 2017 the Vienna-based South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO) published more than 35 reactions and protest letters connected to press freedom violations in the SEEMO region. Strong censorship by states, self-censorship, pressure by advertisers, intimidation, threats, physical attacks, journalists in jail, police protection for journalists, but also pressure by business people, politicians and religious groups are part of the daily life of a journalist in south-east and central Europe.
The speakers will be Zrinka Vrabec Mojzes, editor of the weekly Nacional which is famous for revealing corruption in Croatia, Besar Likmeta, an Albanian investigative journalist who was brutally attacked by a member of the Albanian Parliament during an interview, and Ukrainian Anna Babinets, who participated as a journalist in an investigation known as YanukovychLeaks, and also in the Panama Papers project. Barbara Fabro from the Central European Initiative (CEI) will focus on supporting investigative journalism in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe. Moderator: Oliver Vujovic from SEEMO.
Organized in association with SEEMO and CEI.
https://wn.com/Press_Freedom_In_South_East_Europe
In the first two months of 2017 the Vienna-based South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO) published more than 35 reactions and protest letters connected to press freedom violations in the SEEMO region. Strong censorship by states, self-censorship, pressure by advertisers, intimidation, threats, physical attacks, journalists in jail, police protection for journalists, but also pressure by business people, politicians and religious groups are part of the daily life of a journalist in south-east and central Europe.
The speakers will be Zrinka Vrabec Mojzes, editor of the weekly Nacional which is famous for revealing corruption in Croatia, Besar Likmeta, an Albanian investigative journalist who was brutally attacked by a member of the Albanian Parliament during an interview, and Ukrainian Anna Babinets, who participated as a journalist in an investigation known as YanukovychLeaks, and also in the Panama Papers project. Barbara Fabro from the Central European Initiative (CEI) will focus on supporting investigative journalism in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe. Moderator: Oliver Vujovic from SEEMO.
Organized in association with SEEMO and CEI.
- published: 05 Apr 2017
- views: 252
Haraszti, Chan, Yablokov, Mijatovic - Illiberal Governance, February 19, 2016
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:28:11
- Updated: 22 Mar 2016
- views: 101
Central European University (CEU) hosted Illiberal Governance Feb. 19-20, 2016, an international conference as part of CEU’s Frontiers of Democracy Initiative t...
Central European University (CEU) hosted Illiberal Governance Feb. 19-20, 2016, an international conference as part of CEU’s Frontiers of Democracy Initiative that brought scholars, practitioners, and civic activists to CEU in Budapest for an open discussion on autocratic forms of governance in states that retain some aspects of democracy.
Illiberal Governance
Panel III: Media and Illiberal Governance
MODERATOR / Ellen Hume | Annenberg Fellow in Civic Media Center for Media, Data and Society, CEU
SPEAKERS
Miklos Haraszti
former OSCE Media Freedom Rapporteur and UN Human Rights Rapporteur on Belarus, CEU
Yuen-Ying Chan
Director and Professor, Journalism and Media Studies Center, University of Hong Kong
Ilya Yablokov
Teaching Fellow, School of Languages, Cultures, and Societies, University of Leeds
Dunja Mijatovic
OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media
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Central European University (CEU) hosted Illiberal Governance Feb. 19-20, 2016, an international conference as part of CEU’s Frontiers of Democracy Initiative that brought scholars, practitioners, and civic activists to CEU in Budapest for an open discussion on autocratic forms of governance in states that retain some aspects of democracy.
Illiberal Governance
Panel III: Media and Illiberal Governance
MODERATOR / Ellen Hume | Annenberg Fellow in Civic Media Center for Media, Data and Society, CEU
SPEAKERS
Miklos Haraszti
former OSCE Media Freedom Rapporteur and UN Human Rights Rapporteur on Belarus, CEU
Yuen-Ying Chan
Director and Professor, Journalism and Media Studies Center, University of Hong Kong
Ilya Yablokov
Teaching Fellow, School of Languages, Cultures, and Societies, University of Leeds
Dunja Mijatovic
OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media
Read more:
www.ceu.edu
www.ceu.edu/category/frontiers-democracy
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10th anniversary of Central European Initiative
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#IJF17 - Interview with - Central European Initiative
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Moldova Group, Who is Who - Party, Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra
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Serbian group Who is Who - Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra
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#SEEMF2015 - CEI SEEEMO Award 2015: Aleksandra Bogdani, Albania (Winner: Professional journalist)
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Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China’s Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
CLOSING REMARKS (19 May 2016, Trieste, Italy)
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Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China's Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
BREAKOUT II on "Improving Access to Finance for SMEs" (Trieste, 19 May 2016)
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CEI Workshop on Various Instruments to Support Research Institutions in Less Performing Countries
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10th anniversary of Central European Initiative
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...
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#IJF17 - Interview with - Central European Initiative
Journalist: Bram Steijns
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Video Edit: Bram Steijns &...
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10th anniversary of Central European Initiative continues
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Moldova Group, Who is Who - Party, Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra
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Serbian group Who is Who - Central European Initiative Youth Orchestra
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SEEMF promo video
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#SEEMF2015 - CEI SEEEMO Award 2015: Aleksandra Bogdani, Albania (Winner: Professional journalist)
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The CEI and the South East Europe...
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#SEEMF2015 - CEI SEEEMO Award 2015: Aleksandra Bogdani, Albania (Winner: Professional journalist)
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Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China’s Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
CLOSING REMARKS (19 May 2016, Trieste, Italy)
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Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China’s Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
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Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China's Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
BREAKOUT II on "Improving Access to Finance for SMEs" (Trieste, 19 May 2016)
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CEI Workshop on Various Instruments to Support Research Institutions in Less Performing Countries
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CEI Workshop on Various Instruments to Support Research Institutions in Less Performing Countries
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Documentary - How do I See My Neighbour - Part 1/3 - Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia
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Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China's Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
BREAKOUT II on "Improving Access to Finance for SMEs" (Trieste, 19 May 2016)
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Documentary How Do I See My Neighbour 3/3
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Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China’s Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
CLOSING REMARKS (19 May 2016, Trieste, Italy)
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Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China’s Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
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Supporting Local Enterprises and SMEs along China’s Belt and Road Initiative in South Eastern Europe
Morning sessions (19 May 2016, Trieste, Italy) - PART I
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Jan Teorell, Andreas Schedler, Ali Carkoglu, Zsolt Enyedi - Illiberal Governance, February 19, 2016
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Jan Teorell, Andreas Schedler, Ali Carkoglu, Zsolt Enyedi - Illiberal Governance, February 19, 2016
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Documentary How Do I See My Neighbour - Part 2/3 Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Press freedom in south-east Europe
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Haraszti, Chan, Yablokov, Mijatovic - Illiberal Governance, February 19, 2016
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Haraszti, Chan, Yablokov, Mijatovic - Illiberal Governance, February 19, 2016
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