This piece was originally published on BiEPAG blog.
Today, a new summit was held in Kotor within the framework of the Growth Plan, an instrument for the Western Balkans by which the European Commission brings under one umbrella most of the previous efforts and initiatives to stimulate economic growth in the region. The dynamics of the gathering of the Western Balkans’ leaders to discuss matters of importance for the future of the region, as well as the commitment of the EU to them, is encouraging. It is also the case that this new plan, with larger funds, coincides with the ambitions of some countries to become EU members by 2028,…
