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Finance Think at the forum „Building an Inclusive Future in an Enlarged EU“

📍 Finance Think participated in the High-Level Forum dedicated to EU enlargement, with the participation of Executive Director Blagica Petreski, in her capacity as a member of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) for enlargement candidate countries.
🔵 The Forum, held under the motto “Building an Inclusive Future in an Enlarged EU,” focused on the role of social dialogue, civil society, and youth engagement in the enlargement process.
#EUEnlargementForum #EESC #EUAccession #CivilDialogue #WesternBalkans
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