Mission
One central mission: working towards European integration and sustainable development through regional cooperation.
The Central European Initiative (CEI) is a regional intergovernmental forum established in 1989, following the fall of the Berlin wall. It gathers 17 Member States in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe.
It supports a united Europe with shared values embracing all countries, regions, peoples and citizens; and fosters the strengthening of capacities of its Member States towards good governance, rule of law and sustainable economic development for stability, social cohesion, environmental sustainability, security and prosperity.
• A platform for political dialogue through a pillar system;
• A resource for people, businesses and communities through a strong, result-oriented and multi-partnership approach.
Pillar system
The CEI operates in a flexible and demand-driven manner to promote cooperation at intergovernmental, inter-parliamentary, economic and local level.
Related news
We need constructive dialogue, solidarity and re-engagement to address the challenges and the European perspective of the region.
The Parliamentary Committee of the CEI Parliamentary Dimension met on 15 June for an online meeting under the title “Promotion of equality and solidarity mechanisms in health care
The second of the three conferences under the CEI post-Covid Economic Recovery Dialogue Forum was successfully held on 29 April.
The first meeting of the Committee of National Coordinators (CNC) under the Montenegrin CEI Presidency took place in Podgorica on 12 February.<
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