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04.06
The 10th Harvard Black Sea Security Program Regional Workshop took place in Istanbul, Turkey from October 2-6, 2011. The
event was held in partnership with Kadir Has University, Ministry of
Defense of Turkey and with
generous grant support from the Carnegie Corporation of New York and Black Sea Trust.
The primary topic of discussion were security challenges in Black Sea
and its greater region. The event was a follow-on to the eleventh annual Black Sea
Security Program, which took place in April 2011.
The
Istanbul conference was the tenth annual gathering of alumni and regional experts
affiliated with Harvard’s Black Sea Security Program which takes place annually
in April at the John F. Kennedy School of Government. Prior workshops took place in Yalta, Ukraine
(2002); Baku, Azerbaijan (2003); Batumi, Georgia (2004); Chisinau, Moldova
(2005); Bucharest, Romania (2006); Kiev, Ukraine (2007); Yerevan, Armenia
(2008), Moscow, Russia (2009) and Sofia, Bulgaria (2010).
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27.04
CIES will host the 1st International Neighbourhood Symposium on “Understanding the Common Neighbourhood – The Black Sea Region in Focus” to
be held on the island of Heybeliada near Istanbul, Turkey from Tuesday,
28 June – Sunday, 3 July 2011. The International Neighbourhood
Symposium aims to promote further understanding and cooperation in the
Black Sea region and beyond by providing a forum for study, dialogue and
networking in a multicultural and interdisciplinary environment. Young
professionals and graduate students primarily from the countries of the
Black Sea area, EU member states, and the United States are welcome to
apply
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29.12
The 9th Harvard Black Sea Security Program Regional Workshop took place in Sofia,
Bulgaria from September 26-30, 2010. The
event was held in partnership with Atlantic Club of Bulgaria, Ministry of
Defense of Bulgaria and with
generous grant support from the Carnegie Corporation of New York.
The primary topic of discussion were security challenges in Black Sea
and its greater region. The event was a follow-on to the eighth annual Black Sea
Security Program, which took place in April 2010.
The
Sofia conference is the ninth annual gathering of alumni and regional experts
affiliated with Harvard’s Black Sea Security Program which takes place annually
in April at the John F. Kennedy School of Government. Prior workshops took place in Yalta, Ukraine
(2002); Baku, Azerbaijan (2003); Batumi, Georgia (2004); Chisinau, Moldova
(2005); Bucharest, Romania (2006); Kiev, Ukraine (2007); Yerevan, Armenia
(2008), and Moscow, Russia (2009).
More details
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08.05
Building on two years of success, the International Black Sea Symposium
(IBSS) project continues in 2010 with the 3rd International Black Sea
Symposium on “The Black Sea Region in Flux”. From 29 June to 4 July 2010
the International Centre for Black Sea Studies (ICBSS) will welcome
young professionals and international experts on the island of Aegina,
Greece, for an intensive course on Black Sea issues.The event will be held in island of Aegina, Greece. For more information please look here
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08.05
Konrad Adenauer Stiftung will organize a conference Promoting Energy Security and Investment in the Black Sea Area: The Role of Multilateral Cooperation.This event will be held in Odessa, Ukraine in June 2010. More details are here
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08.05
This conference organized by Finish Institute of International Affairs brought to Helsenki leading experts on security in the wider Black Sea region to discuss the intertwined and multidimensional security questions and the key's actors' agendas in the region. More details are here
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31.01
On January 24-25 The Bertelsmann Stiftung hosted International Conference “The Black Sea - Current and Future Prospects” of the Commission on the Black Sea. The Commission on the Black Sea is an initiative which aims to contribute to a joint vision and common strategy for the Black Sea region by developing new knowledge on areas of key concern. It was organized by the Bertelsmann Stiftung, The Black Sea Trust for Regional Cooperation, a project of the German Marshall Fund of the United States, the Economic Policy Research Foundation of Turkey (TEPAV), and the International Center for Black Sea Studies.
More information: http://www.blackseacom.eu/
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04.11
On October 28-31, 2009 civil society conflict resolution experts from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Moldova, Romania and Ukraine (including Nagorno-Karabakh and Transdnietria) met to discuss the initiative to build a permanent standing Black Sea Peacebuilding Plataform.
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