May Study Visit in Montenegro

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In the period from 17-19 May 2017, ISIE Junior Research Associate, Zoran Gichevski, has joined the European Policy Institute and the Macedonian Helsinki Committee in a study visit to selected civil society organizations in Montenegro. The purpose of the visit was to establish contact with relevant organizations and discuss potential collaboration and joint initiatives.

During the visit ISIE has established contacts with the Institute Alternativa, Centre for Development of NGOs – CRNVO, Human rights Action (HRA) and MANS.

The study visit was organized within our “Chapter 23+” Project.

Information about our future activities will be published on this website.

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