"Last year we celebrated 40 years of EU-Malawi partnership. Where initially our relationship had a strong focus on Development cooperation, today it is much broader and deeper and includes important political, trade and investment dimensions". Ambassador Marchel Gerrmann
Representatives of the EU Member States, the Western Balkans and Turkey, the European Commission and the European Central Bank, as well as representatives of the central banks of the Western Balkans and Turkey[1] met for their annual economic policy dialogue.[2] The submitted 2017 Economic Reform Programmes (ERPs) of the Western Balkans and Turkey, outline the medium-term macroeconomic and fiscal framework as well as structural reforms (affecting areas such as labour markets and education, energy, innovation and the business environment) to enhance competiti
