Date: 

8-11 November 2020

 Place:

Hybrid format, Hotel Hilton, Podgorica, Montenegro

 Organiser:

Western Balkans Schools of Political Studies: Pristina Institute for Political Studies, Albania - Academy of Political Studies, Montenegro - School of Democratic Leadership, Belgrade Fund for Political Excellence, School of Political Studies in Bosnia and Herzegovina and North Macedonia - School of Public Policy « Mother Teresa » - Center for Research and Policy Making

 Short explanation

Western Balkan Schools in collaboration with GIZ Open Regional Fund for South East Europe will develop a series of conferences in order to discuss: National governments, international organisations or the citizen: who is setting the pace?, Public, private and nongovernmental: what role for which sector? and Sustainable urban mobility in times of Covid-19

 Speakers:

  • Zdravko Krivokapić, Prime Minister of Montenegro.
  • Negotiator for Chapter 27, Environment and climate, Montenegro.
  • MP Mimoza Kusari Lila, Committee on Economy, Employment, Trade, Industry, Entrepreneurship and Strategic Investments
  • MP Hekuran Murati, Kosovo, Committee on Economy, Employment, Trade, Industry, Entrepreneurship and Strategic Investments
  • Tibor Schaffhauser, Governance Expert, Energy Community Secretariat
  • Dr Aljaz Plevnik, Sustainable Urban Mobility Expert
  • MP, Maja Morachanin, President of the Green Party of Macedonia
  • MP, Ane Lashkoska, Deputy-Chair of the Committee on Transport, Communications and Environment
  • Mr. Dritan Shutina, Executive Director of Co-PLAN and lecturer at Polis University Tirana with over 20 years of experience in matters of governance, strategic planning, participatory processes, and regional development.
  • Mr. Olsi Nika, Executive director of EcoAlbania, expert on water quality for marine and freshwater ecosystems, with 10 years of experience in projects and activism for protection of wild rivers.
  • Vladimir Djurdjevic, climatologist, Associate Professor, Faculty of Physics, University of Belgrade
  • Aleksandar Macura, Programme Director for Energy, RES Foundation
  • Aleksandar Jovović, Professor, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Belgrade
  • Mileta Radovanic, SG of URA (member of Greens)
  • Aleksandar Perovic, executive director of NGO Ozon
  • Tijana Knezevic, adviser in Parliament
  • Mr. Saša Magazinović, Member of the parliament, House of Representatives
  • Mr. Jasmin Emrić, Member of the parliament, House of Representatives