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The project Regional Academy for Democracy is a unique initiative in political capacity building in the Western Balkans. Posts are not endorsements! The project Regional Academy for Democracy: Shaping the European Future of the Balkans – Building a New Political Culture and Political Elite is a unique initiative in political capacity building in the Western Balkans, supported by the European Commission and implemented by seven civil society organisations, members of the Network of Schools of Political Studies operating under the auspices of the Council of Europe.
The Regional Academy for Democracy (RAD) aims to contribute to regional cooperation in the Western Balkans in the fields of democracy, human rights, justice and institution building, through building the capacities of next-generation political leadership and facilitating their mutual understanding and cooperation. Dedicated to already established political actors who will in the near future form the highest-level political leadership, the RAD aspires to shape a human infrastructure that will help solidify current democratisation processes, uphold the standards of human and minority rights above political or national interests, and embrace a spirit of regional cooperation and reconciliation with neighbours.
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facebook.comLast but not the least, Maja Morachanin, #RADWB alumni of 2013, joins the Macedonian Parliament as an MP. Congratulations and success in future work to Maja as well. http://a1on.mk/archives/754969
Warm congratulations to Ljupcho Nikolovski as well, Macedonia's new Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Economy as of 1 June 2017 - #RADWB alumni of 2014.
Sanja Lukarevska, RAD alumna of 2015, has been appointed Director of Public Revenue Office of Macedonia. Congratulations!
Congratulations to Marko Filipovic as well, RAD alumni of 2015, for continuing his work as Deputy Mayor of Rijeka, beautiful city which hosted our program some two years ago.
Congratulations from our side too Dario Hrebak!
RAD alumni of 2015 Karlo Ressler has been elected Vice President of the Youth of the European's People Party. Congratulations Karlo! http://vijesti.hrt.hr/385881/karlo-ressler-izabran-za-potpredsjednika-mladezi-epp-a
RAD 2013 alumni Dritan Abazović elected leader of Građanski pokret URA in Montenegro - read more on how Dritan became one of country's leading politicians of younger generation.
Dario Hrebak, RAD and Academy for Political Development, Croatia alumni, has just been appointed State Secretary in the Ministry of Interior, where he previously worked as a Police Inspector, and decision maker in the Asylum Request Procedures. Congratulations!
RAD alumni 2013, Genci Nimanbegu, has just been elected Vice President of the Assembly of Montenegro. Congratulations! http://www.rtcg.me/vijesti/politika/148437/gvozdenovic-i-nimanbegu-potpredsjednici.html
Upon kind invitation from Evropski pokret u Srbiji | Novi Sad, within the 2nd Regional Youth Leadership Forum, five of RAD alumni - Hilmija Arnautović, Marko Filipovic, Milan Tankosic, Zlatko Jankovski and Annemarie Vicsek - discussed the need for different, better politics and politicians. Lively discussion generated lot of questions from the audience, which confirmed that gap existing between politicians and citizens is widening, and that there is great dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs. Our guests tried to offer their views on what needs to be done. We are thankful to the organizers and believe that this kind of format will be repeated soon - hopefully with more RAD alumni.
RAD 2015 alumni Lana Prlic has been asked to take on the role of European Youth Ambassador #ACT4YOUTH on behalf of the Party of European Socialists.
Congratulations to Dhurata Hoxha, RAD alumni of 2013, for being appointed new Justice Minister of Kosovo. https://zeri.info/aktuale/98395/kjo-eshte-biografia-e-plote-e-ministres-se-re-te-drejtesise-dhurata-hoxha/
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