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Documents

A collection of official documents on Eastern Partnership and the countries covered by the programme:

Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum 2011: Statements on Bialatski, Climate, Ukraine 28-30.11.2011 NEW!
The Republic of Belarus: IMF First Post-Program Monitoring Discussions 01.09.2011
Implementation of the European Neighbourhood Policy in 2010 Country Report on: Ukraine 16.06.2011
Implementation of the European Neighbourhood Policy in 2010 Country report: Republic of Moldova 16.06.2011
Implementation of the European Neighbourhood Policy in 2010 Country report: Georgia 16.06.2011
Implementation of the European Neighbourhood Policy in 2010. Country report: Azerbaijan 16.06.2011
Implementation of the European Neighbourhood Policy in 2010. Country report: Armenia 16.06.2011
A new response to a changing Neighbourhood 14.06.2011
Final HRD monitoring report on presidential election in Belarus 14.02.2011
Council of the European Union conclusions on Belarus 31.01.2011
Belarus National Platform Proposals for the II Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum 18-19.11.2010
Declaration by Coalition for European Continent Undivided By Visa Barriers 25.11.2010
Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum – II Newsletter, October 2010 15.11.2010
BIIM Monitoring Report on Developments in Belarus November 2008 – September 2010 02.09.2010
Human Rights and Democracy in the World – Report on EU action (annual report) 09.07.2010
Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum 1st Newsletter – June 201001.06.2010
The European Commission’s Progress Report on Ukraine and the European Neighbourhood Policy in 2009 13.05.2010
The European Commission’s budget for bilateral EU assistance to the countries in the framework of the European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument (2011-2013) 22.04.2010
Press release of the Mission of the Republic of Belarus to the European Union with regards to the resolution adopted by the European Parliament on March 10, 2010 11.03.2010
U.S. Department of State 2009 Human Rights Report: Georgia 11.03.2010
U.S. Department of State 2009 Human Rights Report: Moldova 11.03.2010
U.S. Departament of State 2009 Human Rights Report: Belarus 11.03.2010
Resolution of the European Parliament on the situation of civic society and national minorities in Belarus 10.03.2010
Letter from Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the Eastern Partnership countries to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Spain 11.01.2010
Vademecum on Financing in the Frame of the Eastern Partnership 17.12.2009
Joint Declaration of the Prague Eastern Partnership Summit 07.05.2009

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