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Memorandum of Understanding with the Commission for Protection of Competition

byФинанце Тхинк

Today, we signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Commission for Protection of Competition.

Through this Memorandum, we establish a framework for cooperation aimed at:

 enhancing the transparency and accessibility of state aid data;
 supporting the process of alignment with EU state aid regulations;
 strengthening regional cooperation and the exchange of good practices.

As part of this cooperation, Finance Think and the WEBecon network will continue working on the development of the regional state aid platform, as well as analyses and initiatives that contribute to greater transparency, accountability, and evidence-based policymaking.

We believe that cooperation between institutions and the research community is essential for improving the design, implementation, and monitoring of state aid policies.

#StateAid #Transparency #CompetitionPolicy #WesternBalkans #FinanceThink #WEBecon

Open Society Foundations Western Balkans

 

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