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Monday, 03 November 2008 14:54 |
The Macedonian Centre for European Training has laid down the following goals and objectives that need to be implemented in the course of meeting its Mission:
- Improving the knowledge and know-how of governmental and nongovernmental organizations, commercial entities and media on EU related issues in general, by means of:
- Organising and delivering appropriate EU training programmes and campaigns;
- Providing access to information related to EU issues;
- Collection and dissemination of publications, articles, comparative studies and other published material on EU related issues.
- Capacity building and strengthening of public administration for the purpose of more effective implementation of the European integration process, by means of:
- Supporting the overall process of integration by providing expertise, comparative studies and experience, strategic input, and delivering tailor-made training modules for civil servants.
- Promoting regional cooperation directed toward EU membership by means of:
- EUTRAINNET - a Regional Network of Trainers from South-East Europe focusing on EU related issues;
- Organizing study visits in the countries from the region;
- Establishing cooperation with foreign institutions and organisations from EU Member-States for the purpose of implementing joint projects and programmes;
- Analysing and promoting the instruments of regional cooperation between the countries involved in the process of Stabilisation and Association.
- Promoting the principles of the Single Market, by means of:
- Providing support to the commercial sector in its efforts to promote their products, services and opportunities;
- Providing assistance to the commercial sector to successfully meet and deal with the many challenges ahead;
- Providing assistance to the commercial sector with expert services, comparative experience and strategic input.
- Establishing and building strategic alliances by means of:
- Implementing joint programmes with partner-organisations;
- Promoting and improving strategies for joint success.
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