emg home
USD 800 mln Russian loan is still being negotiatedEconomy Ministry allocates over €150m for economy in January"Name issue settlement with identity left aside"Fuele backs Serbia's European Integration Commissioner Štefan Füle on a regional visit to the Western BalkansFYRMacedonia to submit reply to Greek counter-memorial by June 9EU Commisioner to visit BiHEurope shames its major powers over debts Bulgaria: Energy Minister says some EUR 600 mln were spent last on Belene N-Plant's siteBan Ki-moon to hold talks with Russian leaders in MoscowFeasibility study for Croatian section of South Stream pipeline to be completed by year's endDate of Russian president's visit to Ukraine agreedEBRD considers loan for railwaysRomania: Fiscal strategy ready by May 20Romania’s annual inflation rate, second-highest in the EU FYROM: More than 50 applications submitted at first IPARD callCross-border Contact Center to open at Greek-Bulgarian frontier Greece: Gas station owners, Taxi drivers on strikeCroatia: General strike possible after EasterAhmet Davutoglu scheduled to visit Bulgaria 61% of Bulgarians say living standards dropped over past year 10,000 Bosnians working in Afghanistan and Iraq Foreign passports and citizenships to be bought in Kosovo Djelic announces economic agreement with PolandJapan gives Serbia EUR 69,000 for education and sportsSerbian Parliament financing system presented in BudvaDays of Serbian Culture in China from March 18-24 Slovenia expects all leaders at ConferenceMalovic, Jelko Kacin to meetObradovic to open meeting on higher educationPolish Deputy PM visits Belgrade Dacic visits London 2012 Olympic VillageMarch 2004 anti-Serb violence in Kosovo-Metohija remembered
RSS

News Archive

Greek PM invites Albanian, Macedonian PMs in an informal meeting

24. November 2009. | 09:41

Source: EMportal

The meeting will discuss the possibility of cooperation for the protection and viable development of the Prespes national park region, which straddles the borders of all three countries.

Prime Minister George Papandreou has invited the prime ministers of neighbouring Albania and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia , Sali Berisha and and Nikola Gruevski, respectively, to take part in an informal meeting in the Prespes Lakes region of northwestern Greece on Friday.

The meeting will discuss the possibility of cooperation for the protection and viable development of the Prespes national park region, which straddles the borders of all three countries.

Share:

Comments (0)

Enter text:

<<

15. March - 21. March 2010.

>>
MON
15TUE
16WED
17THU
18FRI
19SAT
20SUN
21