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Regional debate „After the energy crisis“

byФинанце Тхинк
📣 On January 21, the Regional Policy Debate titled “After the Energy Crisis: A Roadmap for Energy Self-Sustainability in the Western Balkans Region – Lessons Learned and the Way Forward” was held.
🗣 During the debate, we discussed how to become a more energy-resilient region, as well as the socio-economic implications of the green transition.
➡️ Stay tuned! In the coming period, we will organize another Regional Policy Debate, this time focusing on food security.
WEBecon Network SMART Balkans
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