13 November 2023
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The speakers included Peter Balik (former Minister for Investments, Regional Development and Informatization), Alberto Alemanno (HEC Paris), Wojciech Przybylski (Visegrad Insight), and as a moderator Michaela Terenzani (The Slovak Spectator). See the photo story here.
The speakers included Edit Inotai (Centre for Euro-Atlantic Integration and Democracy), Beata Jaczewska (former Deputy Minister of the Environment), Liam Nolan (RTE) and Wojciech Przybylski (Visegrad Insight), see the photo story here.
A select group of experts, diplomats and journalists sat and discussed challenges for the next EU Agenda 2024-2029. Click here to see the photo story.
A select group of experts, diplomats and journalists from Prague meet during a roundtable discussion to address challenges for the EU Agenda 2024-2029. Click here to see the photo story.
The public debate included Martin Ehl (Hospodářské noviny), Marek Havrda (Ministry of European Affairs), Wojciech Przybylski (Visegrad Insight) and Olga Richterová (Czech Parliament) who drove the debate on Czech priorities in the forthcoming EU Agenda. Click here to see the photo story.
A select group of experts, diplomats and journalists sat and discussed challenges for the next EU Agenda 2024-2029. What lies ahead for the future of Europe? Click here to see the photo story.
Edit Inotai (Centre for Euro-Atlantic Integration and Democracy), Márta Pardavi (Hungarian Helsinki Committee) and Wojciech Przybylski (Visegrad Insight) discussed with participants what Hungary’s priorities will be in the next EU Agenda. Read more about the event and see the photo story here.
We organised a closed-door roundtable at the European Economic and Social Committee in Brussels. Read more about the event and see the photo story by clicking here.
The main focus was on future policies that the EU will consider regarding strengthening democratic security.
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25 participants from CEE countries created a strategic foresight plan to navigate future challenges and opportunities. They used a risk matrix to evaluate current trends and formed smaller groups to brainstorm potential scenarios. They developed actionable policy recommendations for the EU strategic agenda between 2024 and 2029. The outcome was a plan that provides insights and concrete actions for long-term development. This was a significant step towards a prosperous future for the CEE region, leaving participants with a sense of achievement and hope.
This workshop gathered policy experts, civil society and business leaders primarily from Central and Eastern Europe, to provide CEE perspectives on upcoming EU strategic plans and emphasise democratic security. The meeting was the first step in developing, analysing, and backcasting alternative futures for EU policies. Participants evaluated the drivers and triggers shaping the region’s future, debating the “most impactful and uncertain” outliers in three teams and began narrating possible scenarios.
Workshop 1 photos by: Tomasz Golla
Workshop 2 photos by: Peter Konaka-Kiss, D1 Stúdió
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