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The EU as a regional power: the Eastern Neighbourhood

KAS UK & Chatham House

The EU faces an unprecedented number of external challenges in an increasingly fragile, divided and competitive world. This workshop series will provide a constructive forum for a through and frank discussion on the future of EU foreign policy.
December 2, 2015 9.30 - 12.45 o'clock

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  • Do the association agreements concluded with Moldova, Georgia and Ukraine signal differentiation in the EU's approach towards its Eastern neighbours?

  • How can the EU improve neighbouring states' resilience to external shocks, in particular strengthening institutions, improving economic growth, lessening dependency on Russian energy and countering, as a means of influencing positive change in the neighbourhood?

  • Will the EU's current migration crisis impede the visa-facilitation process in place between the EU and its Eastern neighbours?

  • Should the EU still aim to influence the political direction of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Belarus?

  • Is the Eastern Partnership still a relevance tool to promote regional integration

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Date and time

December 2, 2015
9.30 - 12.45 o'clock
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Venue

Chatham House
10 St James's Square,
SW1Y 4LE London
United Kingdom
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Hans-Hartwig Blomeier

Hans Blomeier

Head of the KAS office Mexico

hans.blomeier@kas.de +52 55 55664599
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The EU as a regional power: the Eastern Neighbourhood