Regional Anti-Corruption Initiative

4th Summer School for Junior Magistrates from SEE, June 01-06, 2009 – Ohrid, Macedonia
2009-06-01 08:00 - 2009-06-06 17:00 UTC
RAI Secretariat, in cooperation with the hosting Academy for Training of Judges and Public Prosecutors of Republic of Macedonia, co-organized the annual Summer School for Junior Magistrates from South – Eastern Europe on June 01 – 06, 2009, in Ohrid, Macedonia. The event was organized for 4th consecutive year and was dedicated to the “International Standards and Cooperation in the Fight against Corruption”.
It consisted of five main training modules:

International standards in anti-corruption – the implementation of relevant conventions of United Nations and Council of Europe.
Asset recovery: proceeds of crime.
Anti-corruption policies and preventive measures – available tools and best practices.
Reform of the judiciary and anti-corruption, as challenges of the EU accession process.
EU experience regarding the international judicial cooperation in criminal matters stressing on the activity of structures like OLAF and EUROJUST.

The Summer School for Junior Magistrates was opened by Mr. Ibrahim Ibrahimi – Deputy Minister of Justice of Republic of Macedonia. The junior magistrates spent one week in academic environment along the beautiful shores of the historic Ohrid Lake gaining from the knowledge and experience of honorable lecturers coming from public institutions, international organizations and civil society. The young prosecutors and judges were given the opportunity to exchange ideas and good practices on the anti-corruption field, to comment the weak and the strong points of their daily work, thus building bridges between the people in South – Eastern Europe.
The framework of the Summer School included presentations by experts from UNODC, Commission for Establishing of Property Acquired from Criminal Activity of Republic of Bulgaria, Slovenian Commission for Prevention of Corruption, Vienna University of Economics and Business, EULEX mission in Kosovo, EUROJUST, Macedonian Prosecution Office, Ministry of Justice of Republic of Macedonia and the Basic Court in Kavadarci. During the special outdoor session, the junior magistrates visited the Basic Court in Ohrid and held meetings with its president – Judge Vlado Dejanoski.
The event was closed with a certificate ceremony lead by Judge Aneta Arnaudovska – Director of the hosting Academy for Training of Judges and Public Prosecutors of Republic of Macedonia and Mr. Edmond Dunga – Head of RAI Secretariat, following the final evaluation of the attendants in the form of case study.
Additional Information:
Agenda
List of Participants
Presentations:
Summer School for Junior Magistrates from SEE – Stanislav Aleksandrov (RAI Secretariat)
Framework for Regional Cooperation and Sharing Best Practices in Fighting Corruption in SEE – Stanislav Aleksandrov (RAI Secretariat)
The United Nations Convention against Corruption – Hatem Aly (UNODC)
The Bulgarian Asset Recovery System – Desislava Gotskova (Criminal Assets Commission, Bulgaria)
Confiscation of Assets and Forfeiture of Unlawfully Acquired Property – Jovan I. Ilievski (Basic Public Prosecutor’s Office, Macedonia)
Institutional and Legal Measures for Prevention of Corruption and Conflict of Interests – Mirjana Dimovska (State Commission for Prevention of Corruption, Macedonia)
Reforms in the Judiciary and Anti-Corruption as Challenges in the Process of Approximation to the European Union – Professor Judge Lazar Nanev (Kavadarci Basic Court)
The Fight against Corruption in Austria – o. Univ. Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Brandstetter (Institute for Austrian and European Economic Criminal Law)
CoE Civil and Criminal Law Conventions – Mag. Sandra A. Blagojevic (Commission for the Prevention of Corruption, Slovenia)
Implementation of the UN Convention Against Corruption and CoE Conventions into Domestic Laws and Practice – Mag. Sandra A. Blagojevic (Commission for the Prevention of Corruption, Slovenia)
Anti-Corruption Policy Activities – Elena Hristoska (Ministry of Justice, Macedonia)
The Role and Tasks of Eurojust – Mariana Lilova (Eurojust)
The Role of Eurojust and Europol in Establishing and Supporting Joint Investigation Teams – Mariana Lilova (Eurojust)
The mechanism for detection and investigation of fraud and corruption within European Union – way of functioning + case studies – Alberto Perduca (EULEX Kosovo)
The international efforts to set up a sustainable judicial framework in UNMIK/Kosovo – Alberto Perduca (EULEX Kosovo)

International Conference on ‘Building Integrity and Reducing Corruption in Security Sector’, May 18–20, 2009 – Rakitje, Croatia
2009-05-18 08:00 - 2009-05-20 17:00
Regional Anti-corruption Initiative (RAI) Secretariat and RACVIAC – Center for Security Cooperation coorganized International Conference on ‘Building Integrity and Reducing Corruption in Security Sector’ on May 19-20, 2009, in Rakitje, Croatia. The event focused on suppression of corruption in the public institutions with a particular attention to security sector.
It consisted of 3 main panels: “Fighting Corruption and Safeguarding Integrity in SEE” touching general issues in regard to this phenomenon, “Reducing Corruption in Security Sector and Defense” dedicated to specific aspects of those sectors and “Anti-corruption Strategies and Best Practices from SEE Countries in Fighting Corruption” devoted to the regional experience and cooperation in the fight against corruption in SEE.
Around 60 participants (speakers and audience) took part at this Conference, representing parliamentary security/defence committees, relevant ministries, anti-corruption bodies from RAI and RACVIAC member countries, as well as relevant international organizations (such as NATO, Transparency International, OLAF, UNODC, World Bank, GRECO) and also representatives of UK Defense Anti-Corruption team and the University of Nottingham.
More information: Agenda
Presentations on Fighting Corruption and Safeguarding Integrity in SEE
Corruption: Understanding Risk and Building Stability in Region Dr. Josip Kregar
Transparency International – The Global Coalition Against Corruption – Mr. Miklos Marschall
Detection and Investigation of Corruption – Dr. Wolfgang Hetzer
Prevention – A Key Factor in Fighting Corruption – MSc. Sandra A. Blagojevic
Overview of United Nations Convention against Corruption – Mr. Erik Larson
Hour Glass Concept of Governance and Accountability – Mr. John Williams
Role of the Parliament in Curbing Corruption in SEE – Ms. Sanja Madzarevic-Sujster
Institutional Framework for Fighting Corruption – Mr. Mrcela Marin LLM
NATO-EAPC Initiative – Mrs. Susan Pond
European Defence Procurement Regulation – A Mechanism for Fighting Bribery – Dr. Aris Georgopoulos
Border Controls and Corruption – Mr. Tom McGonna
The Future of Corruption Benchmarking in the EU – Mr. Dimitar Markov
Presentations on Anti-Corruption Strategies and Best Practices from the South European Countries in Fighting Corruption
Asset Recovery as Part of the Anti-Corruption Mechanism – Mr. Radu Buica, Romania
GOA – Fight Corruption and Govern Transparently – Ms. Helena Papa, Albania
Presentation of SIPA – Mr. Emir Dugalija – Bosnia and Herzegovina
National Anti-Corruption Strategy – Administrative Capacity for Prevention and Fighting Corruption in MoI – Dr. Vassil Stoykov, Bulgaria
Presentation of State Commission for Prevention of Corruption – Mr. Cvetko Mojsoski, Macedonia
Anti-Corruption Experience – Best Practices and Lessons Learned – Mr. Radu Cotici, Moldova
Montenegrin Strategy and Practice in the Fight against Corruption and Organized Crime – Ms. Vesna Ratkovic, Montenegro

South – East European Regional Workshop on ‘Challenges of Preventing and Prosecuting VAT Fraud in the Enlarging EU Market’
2008-11-27 08:00 - 2008-11-28 17:00
The Regional Anti-Corruption Initiative (RAI) Secretariat and the European Anti-fraud Office (OLAF) supported the organization of an anti-fraud regional workshop hosted by the Governance Monitoring Association and the Bulgarian National Revenue Agency on November 27-28, 2008, in Sofia, Bulgaria.
The event brought together business managers and tax experts from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Greece, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia and Turkey, directly involved in the fight against VAT fraud in South – Eastern Europe.
The general purpose of the workshop was to educate and to support the revenue and law – enforcement officers from the region in risk management and prevention, investigation and prosecution of cross – border VAT fraud. The event pursued the following specific objectives: review of the effect of various prevention and risk – management instruments; exchange of the best practices and lessons learned in the area; monitoring and evaluation of the impact of anti – fraud policies with an emphasis on measuring the losses; studying the feasibility of launching an anti – fraud exchange of information network in South – Eastern Europe tailored towards data on companies already suspected or involved in VAT fraud in some countries in the region.
Mr. Stanislav Aleksandrov – Anti-corruption Expert – attended the workshop on behalf of RAI Secretariat.
Agenda, Presentations

South-East European Regional Conference ‘Suppression of Corruption in Public Procurement Systems’, November 12–13, 2008 – Cavtat, Croatia
2008-11-12 08:00 - 2008-11-13 17:00
The Regional Anti-corruption Initiative (RAI) Secretariat organized South-East European (SEE) Regional Conference on ‘Suppression of Corruption in Public Procurement Systems‘ on November 12 – 13, 2008, in Cavtat, Croatia. The event was financially supported by USAID through ABA – ROLI. It was attended by more than 30 participants from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia and UNMIK/Kosovo, as well as by experts representing OLAF, OECD and SIGMA.
The Conference consisted of two main components. The first one was dedicated to the European standards in the area of Public Procurement (PP). The experts from OECD, SIGMA and OLAF intervened in topics related to assessment of the existing PP systems and tools to detect and investigate corruption in PP. New issues in the area such as the application of “red flags” and OECD Recommendation on enhancing integrity in PP were introduced and attracted the interest of the participants. The second component gave floor to the national representatives to present and discuss the strong and the weak points of the respective national PP systems, as well as some current issues like e-procurement, implementation of new PP laws, etc. Finally, all the participants agreed on the benefits of the Conference providing them with a more detailed view of the status of the PP systems, gaining from the experience of experts coming from OECD, SIGMA and OLAF, and enriching them with more ideas applicable in the area of PP. The national representatives also stated, they would continue with their efforts in setting up transparent and efficient PP systems in SEE towards the main goal – EU accession.
For additional information, please check the agenda, the list of participants and the presentations delivered at the Conference attached below.
Agenda
List of participants
Presentations:
European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF)
“Detection and investigation of fraud and corruption in public procurement procedures within European institutions” – Mr. Borut Markosek
“European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF)” – Mr. Borut Markosek
OECD
“Red-flags: indicators that may help prevent, detect and investigate malpractices” – Mrs. Nicola Ehlermann-Cache
“OECD Recommendation on Enhancing Integrity in Public Procurement” – Ms. Elodie Beth
SIGMA
“Suppression of corruption in Public Procurement Systems” – Mr. Peter Bennett
“Assessment of developments in public procurement in South-Eastern Europe in the light of EU requirements” – Mr. Peter Bennett
SEE Experiences:
ALBANIA – Ms. Etleva Kondi
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA – Ms. Djinita Foco
BULGARIA – Ms. Polya Stefanova Petrova-Ognyanova
CROATIA – Ms. Stana Dolenac
MACEDONIA – Mr. Aleksandar Argirovski
ROMANIA – Mr. Cicerone Stan
SERBIA – Mr. Borisav Knezevic

Summer School for Junior Magistrates from South Eastern Europe, June 9 – 15, 2008, Kotor, Montenegro
2008-06-09 08:00 - 2008-12-15 17:00
RAI Secretariat, in cooperation with the hosting Montenegrin Directorate for Anti-corruption Initiative, co-organized the annual Summer School for Junior Magistrates on June 9 – 15, 2008, in Kotor, Montenegro. The event was organized for a third consecutive time and was dedicated to the “International Standards and Cooperation in the Fight against Corruption”.
It consisted of four main training modules:

International standards in anti-corruption – the implementation of relevant conventions of United Nations and Council of Europe;
Anti-corruption policies and preventive measures – available tools and best practices;
EU experience regarding the international judicial cooperation in criminal matters stressing on the activity of structures like OLAF, EUROPOL, INTERPOL and EUROJUST;
Reform of the judiciary and anti-corruption, as challenges of the EU accession process.

The Summer School for Junior Magistrates was opened by Mr. Miras Radovic – Minister of Justice of Montenegro. The junior magistrates spent one week in academic environment in the beautiful Bay of Kotor gaining from the knowledge and experience of honorable lecturers from relevant state anti-corruption bodies, international organizations and civil society. The young prosecutors and judges were given the opportunity to exchange ideas and good practices on the anti-corruption field, to comment the weak and the strong points of their daily work, thus building bridges between the people in South – Eastern Europe.
The framework of the Summer School included presentations by experts from UNODC, Council of Europe, Slovenian Anti-corruption Commission, Vienna University of Economics and Business, EULEX mission in Kosovo, Bulgarian Prosecutor’s Office and Romanian Ministry of Justice. During the special outdoor session, the junior magistrates visited the Basic Court and the municipality of Kotor, holding meetings with Mr. Branko Vuckovic – president of the court and Mrs. Marija Maja ?atovi? – president of the municipality.
The event was closed with a certificate ceremony lead by Mrs. Vesna Ratkovic – RAI Chairperson and Director of the hosting Directorate for Anti-corruption Initiative and Mr. Edmond Dunga – Head of RAI Secretariat, following the final written evaluation of the attendants.
Additional information:
Agenda
List of Participants
Presentations:
Summer School for Junior Magistrates – Stanislav Aleksandrov,
Framework for Cooperation and Sharing Best Practices in Fighting Corruption in SEE – Stanislav Aleksandrov,
International Cooperation Provisions of the United Nations Convention against Corruption – Demostenes Chryssikos,
Anti-Corruption Policies and Preventive Measures – Roman Prah,
Anti-Corruption Policies and Preventive Measures – Dimitar Hadzhiyski,
The Fight against Corruption and Criminal Law in Austria – Mag. Florian Singer,
How is Romania Fighting Corruption – Lavinia Daciana Miclea

Co-operation and Exchange of Best Practices in the Fight Against Corruption – Twinning Type Activity – May 25–28, 2008 – Tirana, Albania
2008-05-25 08:00 - 2008-05-28 17:00
Regional Anti-Corruption Initiative (RAI) Secretariat and the Albanian High Inspectorate for Declaration and Audit of Assets (HIDAA) co-organized on May 25 – 28, 2008, in Tirana, Albania, a twinning type activity between the up-mentioned High Inspectorate and the newly established National Integrity Agency (NIA) in Romania. RAI Secretariat supported the funding for covering the traveling and accommodation costs of NIA representatives.
The Romanian delegation included Mr. Alexandru Catalin Macovei – President of the Agency, Mr. Ilie Ene – General Director and the Integrity Inspectors – Ms. Ana – Luisa Badiu, Ms. Ioana Barabas – Pricop and Mr. Silviu Soroceanu. They were warmly welcome by Mrs. Fatmira Laska – HIDAA General Inspector and the whole team of the Inspectorate.
The main goal of this activity was to provide initial support for NIA, to allow the Romanian representatives to gain from the experience and the knowledge of their Albanian colleagues and to establish the basis for future partnership between the two homologue bodies.
The beginning of the twinning was marked by the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between HIDAA and NIA, thus drawing the route for the future exchange of ideas, knowledge and best practices, as well as setting a certain frames for co-operation in the field of declaration and audit of assets and in the fight against corruption in general.
During the days of the event the scope of HIDAA activities was fully introduced to the Romanian delegation. The random selection for persons to pass a full audit was presented in the presence of local media representatives. As a part of the presentation of the HIDAA organization and functioning, NIA inspectors visited all the premises of the Inspectorate. Lecturers from HIDAA staff delivered presentations on the main topics related to their daily work including:

Status, powers, legal and organizational framework of HIDAA;
Declaration of assets and private interests – types and forms of declarations, categories of declarants;
Case studies on prevention of conflict of interest and incompatibilities;
Auditing process – procedures and types of audit;
Administrative and criminal procedures;
Sanctions – administrative, criminal and disciplinary ones;
Cooperation and exchange of information with other bodies;
Training capacities, assistance and support to the public institutions and officials.

It is envisaged this twinning type activity to have a second leg in Bucharest, when the Albanian side will make a return visit to NIA.
On behalf of RAI Secretariat the event was attended by Mr. Edmond Dunga – Head of the Office and Mr. Stanislav Aleksandrov – Anti-corruption Expert.
More information: Agenda
Presentations:
– Administrative and Criminal Procedures
– Administrative Inspection, Case Studies
– Auditing Process
– Cases of Preventing Conflicts of Interest and Incompatibility
– Declaration of Private Interests
– Institutional Capacities of HIDAA
– Inter-Institutional and Public Collaboration
– Organization, Powers of HIDAA
– Relations, Assistance and Support to Responsible Authorities
– Sanctions
– Training Capacities, Assistance and Support for the Public Institutions and Public Officials

Friends of the Chair Meeting, Brussels, Belgium, February 23, 2007.
2008-02-23 08:00 - 17:00
Under the coordination of the SPAI Chairman and with the support of the WT III coordinator expert, SPAI RSLO is organizing in Brussels, on January 23rd, 2007, the Friends of the SPAI Chair meeting. The meeting will bring together potential donors for SPAI programmatic activities and will focus mainly on reviewing the package of project proposals developed by SPAI RSLO based on the objectives set within the Work plan for 2006 – 2007.
More information:
Agenda,
List of participants,
SPAI RSLO Project proposal 1 SPAI Secretariat,
SPAI RSLO Project proposal 2 – Internship program,
SPAI RSLO Project proposal 3 – Summer school,
SPAI RSLO Project proposal 4 – High level corruption conferences,
SPAI RSLO Project proposal 5 – Awareness campaign

Summer School for Junior Magistrates – Sovata, Romania, July 7-13, 2007
2007-07-07 08:00 - 2007-07-13 17:00
This year’s Summer School for Junior Magistrates in Sovata, Romania, co-organized with the Romanian Ministry of Justice with the support of SPOC Secretariat, SEEPAG, and USAID, was envisaged to promote knowledge and regional cooperation in the field of anti-corruption, as well as experience sharing among magistrates from SPAI member countries. Summer School for Junior Magistrates was characterized as being a great success given the fact that in addition to the lectures held by seasoned trainers from various anti-corruption institutions, judges and prosecutors from SPAI countries were given the opportunity to share their experience and identify problem areas that they encounter in their everyday work environment.
The training for the magistrates was designed to provide information and raise issues regarding international standards in anticorruption, especially the implementation of the relevant UN, CoE and OECD conventions; anti-corruption policies and preventive measures; EU experience regarding the international judicial cooperation on criminal matters (EUROJUST, European Judicial Network, EUROPOL, OLAF); and reform of the judiciary and anticorruption challenges of the EU accession process.
All of the participants successfully passed the final written examination. The graduation ceremony was honored by the presence of Romanian Minister of Justice, Tudor Chiuariu, who personally handed in the certificates to the participants and continued the graduation ceremony with the official dinner.
Additional information:
Agenda
General presentation of the event

Countering Corruption in SEE Conference, Bucharest, Romania, May 3-4, 2007.
2007-05-03 08:00 - 2007-05-04 17:00
Another opportunity for assessing status of national anticorruption strategies adopted by the SEE countries was offered by the SEE Counter Corruption Regional Conference, identifying the best practices and lessons learned in following key areas: role of law enforcement agencies and the judiciary, impact of corruption prevention measures, raising awareness, promoting transparency, and building the partnership with the civil society. The event was organized in full cooperation with the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies.
More information:
Draft Agenda,
Conference Overview,
List of participants
Countries presentations:
Macedonia,
Moldova,
Montenegro,
Romania,
Presentations of the group sessions:
Working Group 1 Briefing,
Working Group 2 Out-brief Template

Memorandum of Understanding – Signatory Ceremony, Zagreb, Croatia, April 13, 2007.
2007-04-13 08:00 - 17:00
More regional involvement of SPAI countries in the fight against corruption was demonstrated by their agreement to sign the Memorandum of Understanding Concerning Cooperation in Fighting Corruption Through the South Eastern European Anti-Corruption Initiative at SEECP meeting on April 13, 2007 in Zagreb, the Republic of Croatia, according to which the countries commit to provide financial sustainability of the Stability Pact Anti-corruption Initiative Regional Secretariat Liaison Office.
More information:
Memorandum of Understanding – signed,
Report

OSCE-SPAI RSLO Regional Conference in Preventing Corruption, Tirana, Albania, April 3-4, 2007
2007-04-03 08:00 - 2007-04-04 17:00
The focus of this event consisted of discussing the current status of implementation of the preventive measures of the United Nations Conventions against Corruption (UNCAC), and served as an excellent opportunity for the representatives of SPAI countries to discuss the lessons learned and best practices in the area of preventing corruption.
For more information please see
Presentations:
Albania,
Bosnia and Herzegovina,
Bulgaria,
Moldova,
Moldova national report on UNCAC,
Romania,
Romania national anti-corruption strategy,
Agenda,
Conference report & list of participants

UN Convention against Corruption Conference (UNCAC) on the International Anti-corruption Day Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 09 December, 2006
2006-12-09 08:00 - 17:00
More information:
TI RSLO Anticorruption Day Conference,
UNCAC Conference – draft agenda 06,
UNCAC Conference – rationale

Specialization training for prosecutors and investigators from Lithuania, Moldova and Romania, Chisinau, Moldova, 07-11, November, 2006
2006-11-07 08:00 - 2006-11-11 17:00
More information: Report on Twinning activity in Moldova

Curbing Political Corruption – Anticorruption as revolution, Sinaia, Romania, 12 – 15 October, 2006
2006-10-12 08:00 - 2006-10-15 17:00
More information:
AGENDA Sinaia NGO Conference on political corruption,
LoP Sinaia NGO Conference on political corruption,
Conclusions Sinaia NGO Conference on political corruption

Summer school for junior magistrates, Sovata, Romania, 2–9 July, 2006.
2006-07-02 08:00 - 2006-07-09 17:00
More information:
General presentation Summer School ,
List of Participants,
Agenda Summer School,
Summary Summer School

Investigations and Prosecution of Electoral Matters Training in Detection and Enforcement Series Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 19 – 20 June, 2006.
2006-06-19 08:00 - 2006-06-20 17:00
More information:
Agenda Sarajevo;
LoP Sarajevo

1st International Conference on Supreme Audit Institutions in Middle and SEE, Podgorica, Montenegro, 29 – 31March, 2006
2006-03-29 08:00 - 2006-03-31 17:00
More information:
Final Agenda,
LoP Podgorica 2006,
Draft Conclusions

Conference on Incorporation of UNCAC into Montenegrin Legislation, Podgorica, Montenegro, 15-16 February, 2006.
2006-02-15 08:00 - 2006-02-16 17:00
More information:
List of participants SPAI National event,
Agenda SPAI National event
Conclusions SPAI NAtional event

SPAI-RSLO and TI Anti-corruption Conference on UN Convention against Corruption, Sarajevo, 9 December, 2005
2005-12-09 08:00 - 2005-12-28 17:00
More information:
List of Participants,
UNCAC draft agenda,
UNCAC Conference – Rationale,
UNCAC Conference Report

UN Pre-ratification Conference, Sofia, 7-9 November, 2005
2005-11-07 08:00 - 17:00
More information: Bulgaria Agenda, Conference participants

RSLO working meeting with the SPAI Senior representatives Sarajevo, 3-4 October, 2005
2005-10-03 08:00 - 2005-10-04 17:00
More information:
SPAIgram Issue Number 5 – November 1, 2005,
Agenda,
Conclusions Strategic Planning

Regional Conference on efficient implementation of European standards in public procurement: legislative framework and best practice. Budva/Becici, Montenegro, 23-24 September, 2005
2005-09-23 08:00 - 2005-09-24 17:00
More information:
Conclusions,
Agenda,
SPAIgram Issue Number 5 – November 1, 2005.

Conference on Promoting Incorporation of International Anti-Corruption Standards into Serbian Legislation Belgrade, 20-21 September, 2005
2005-09-20 08:00 - 2005-09-21 17:00
SPAI RSLO in cooperation with the OSCE Mission to Serbia and Montenegro and Serbian Ministry of Justice organized a Conference on Promoting Incorporation of International Anti-Corruption Standards into Serbian Legislation Belgrade, 20-21 September, 2005.
More information: Conclusions, Agenda

Regional Thematic Seminar on Application of Treaty Law, COE and UN Conventions against Corruption, Durres, Albania 10-11. June, 2005
2005-06-10 08:00 - 2005-06-11 17:00
SPAI RSLO organized in cooperation with the Council of Europe a Regional Thematic Seminar on Application of Treaty Law, COE and UN Conventions against Corruption, Durres, Albania 10-11. June, 2005.
More information:
Countries current Status CHART,
spaiGRAM Durres June 2005,
Agenda and List of Participants

Expert and Ministerial Conference on Fighting Corruption to Improve Business and Investment Environment in South Eastern Europe and Ministerial Conference on Join Measures to Curb Corruption in SEE. Brussels, May 11 -12, 2005
2005-05-11 08:00 - 2005-05-12 17:00
More information:
Ministerial declaration,
Agenda,
List of Participants,
Discussion Paper

SPAI-RSLO tour in Zagreb, Bucharest, Skopje, Tirana, Belgrade, Chisinau and Podgorica, February 7-26, 2005
2005-02-07 08:00 - 2005-02-26 17:00
More information:
General presentation,
RSLO in Zagreb,
RSLO in Bucharest,
RSLO in Skopje,
RSLO in Tirana,
RSLO in Belgrade,
RSLO in Chisinau,
RSLO in Podgorica
