President Lee C. Bollinger moderates the discussion, which focused on the
leaders' visions for a new Southeastern Europe.
Among the topics that are discussed are actions to further Balkan integration
into European and trans-Atlantic political, economic and security structures,
as well as Greek EU presidency plans for prioritizing the integration of Southeastern Europe. Leaders also debate how the war in Iraq
appeared to derail these plans, and next steps for the region.
Co-sponsored by the Harriman Institute and the School for International and
Public Affairs
Participants:
Mladen Ivanic, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia-Herzegovina
Tassos Giannitsis, Foreign Minister of Greece
Mircea Dan Geoana, Foreign Minister of Romania
Goran Svilanovic, Foreign Minister of Serbia-Montenegro
Dimitrij Rupel, Foreign Minister of the Republic of Slovenia
