Polish EU Presidency 2011: Expectations of the Czech Republic and possibilities of cooperation

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Created on Thursday, 29 September 2011 13:18

Project Manager: David Král, Vladimír Bartovic

Timeframe: ongoing (January – December 2011)

Executive Summary:

The aim of the project is to create a platform for analysis and debate of presumable priorities of Polish presidency of Council of EU from the point of view of priorities and interests of the Czech Republic. The partial goals of the project are: to look into expectations of the Czech Republic for the Polish presidency in the domain of its presumable priorities, particularly in the sphere of domestic market, financial perspective 2014–2020, energetics and energetic security, Eastern Partnership and the Common Foreign and Security Policy of the EU; to create a platform for discussion about these issues between Czech and Polish partners, especially academics, members of state administration, politicians and representatives of media; to contribute to better awareness of priorities of the Polish presidency in the Czech Republic and of the awareness of Czech expectations for the Polish presidency in Poland and to identify the area of possible convergence in Czech and  Polish interests in foreground areas of Polish presidency of the Council of EU.

Outputs:

• Rountable Expectations of the Polish EU Presidency: the Czech Perspective (at the European House on June, 27)
  

Policy Papers:

• Binhack Petr: Energy Priorities of the Polish Presidency of the EU Council: the Czech Perspective
  
• Lacina Lubor: Time to Start a Serious Budget Debate? Opportunities and Pitfalls of the Polish EU Presidency from the Czech Perspective
  
• Řiháčková Věra: Converging Interests over Undefined Substance? The Polish Presidency and Its Eastern Partnership Agenda in the Light of the Czech Republic´s Priorities
  
• Řiháčková Věra: The EU Single Market – An Agenda of Consensus for the Polish Presidency
  
• Weiss Tomáš: Polish EU Presidency 2011 and the Common Security and Defence Policy: Czech Expectations and Cooperation Opportunities

Partners:

Institute of Public Affairs (Poland)

Donors:

Czech-Polish forum, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic

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