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The Lisbon Recognition Convention and the ENIC Network
The issue of recognition of qualifications is one of the main activities of the Council of Europe in the field of higher education and research.
On the one hand, the Council of Europe developed, together with UNESCO, the Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications concerning Higher Education in the European Region, the so-called Lisbon Recognition Convention (as it was adopted in Lisbon in 1997). The Convention is the key legal instrument for recognition of qualifications across Europe.
On the other hand, in 1994 two separate networks of information centres of the Council of Europe and UNESCO have merged to form the ENIC Network. The ENIC Network, together with EU supported NARIC Network are working on the spot on the practical and day-to-day implementation of the Lisbon Recognition Convention and are providing information on the issues of recognition at their home countries and abroad.
Recent news 
- Annual meeting of the ENIC/NARIC networks, June 2008
- New publication: New challenges in recognition, March 2008
- Netherlands ratifies Council of Europe/UNESCO Recognition Convention, March 2008
- Germany and Israel ratify the Lisbon Recognition Convention, September 2007
- News from the Lisbon Convention Committee, July 2007
- Alert: The Council of Europe does not recognize higher education institutions, July 2006
- New publication: Recognition in the Bologna Process, June 2006
- Publication: Standards for Recognition, January 2006
- Malta ratifies the Lisbon Recognition Convention, November 2005
- ENIC Training Course for South-East Europe, August 2005
- Regional ENIC Conference, Mostar, 2005
- Annual meeting of the ENIC/ NARIC networks, 2005
Main documents 
Convention
ENIC network
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