ANO pro Evropu
Activities 2007 – The European Union: Past, Present, and Future
Energy Security Forum
Prague – Lichtenstejn Palace, November 4-6 2007
Recent years have revealed the existence of a strong relationship between the necessities of guaranteeing energy supply and national security, while dealing with various aspects of climate change. This forum will be a major International Conference held in cooperation with the Forum Ekonomyczne – Institute for Eastern Studies (Warsaw). The panels include:
- Globalized World and Energy Security of the European Union
- European Union and its Relations with Russia
- Czech Presidency 2009
- European Commission and its Role in the Energy Sector
- Sufficiency of Renewable Resources
- Central and Eastern Europe as Transit Regions
Seminar Series: "Use the Opportunity – Planning, Financing, and Delivering EU Projects"
The Czech government has acknowledged that there must be a dramatic improvement in administration in order to take full advantage of EU funding opportunities. This series hopes to targets the needs of three distinct groups involved in these projects: Regional and local government, businesses, and NGOs. The agendas will focus on issues of economic development, and how to plan, fund, and deliver substantial projects.
A Major National Conference for Regional and Local Government
Prague, October 15 2007
- Panel I: "The Opportunities – now and in the years ahead"
- Panel II: "Accessing EU Funding"
Regional Seminars on Structural Funding 2007-2013
Ostrava and Ústí nad Labem, October 12 and 29 2007
How Can the Czech Republic Maximize the Impact of its Presidency?
Prague – Lichtenstein Palace, October 23 2007
Public officials from Ireland, France, an Great Britain will come to discuss the following topics:
- How are successful Presidencies organized within governments?
- How do successful Presidencies run Councils and negotiations?
- How do successful Presidencies talk to the public?
Europe Without Borders – The Information Society
Prague, September 7 2007
The broad information society agenda is crucial to the idea of greater economic dynamism within Europe in the framework of the Lisbon Strategy. This conference focused on:
- increasing competition of the European countries on the global markets
- supporting the small and medium enterprises
- life-long learning and knowledge economy
- fostering innovations and research
Seminar on Multilingualism with Leonard Orban
Problems that Member States face in connection with multilingualism and solutions that the European Commission were discussed May 3, 2007
Politicians and experts came together to discuss
- What can we expect from the EU in the next 10 years?
- Cultural Diversity in the EU: An Evaluation Under International Law
50th Anniversary of Treaty of Rome
March 20, 2007
The Treaty of Rome marked the most significant move towards creating today’s European Union. It introduced entirely new concepts of shared sovereignty and a formal commitment to build a Europe which promoted peace and prosperity, particularly through free markets and mutual support. In celebration of this historic event, ANO pro Evropu organized the:
- Publication of "The Czech Republic and Europe: Past, Present & Future"
- Conference on "50 years of the Treaty of Rome"
- Conference on "The EU and the US: Past, Present & Future"