Brussels – ESI discusses EU enlargement as a geopolitical imperative

Adnan speaks at a panel in Brussels. Photo: ESI

ESI senior analyst Adnan Cerimagic joined a panel discussion titled “EU enlargement as a geopolitical imperative for transatlantic security,” hosted by the European Policy Centre in collaboration with the US Mission to the EU in Brussels, Belgium.

Adnan presented ESI’s latest research, emphasising its proposal for single market integration as a pragmatic interim step towards EU membership.

The panel brought together policymakers, diplomats stationed in Brussels, and leading think-tank experts for a lively exchange on the strategic importance of EU enlargement.

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• ESI report: “Scoreboard - The true state of accession - What the Commission assessments reveal”
• ESI proposal: “End the turtle race How the EU can address the crisis of the accession process”
• ESI proposal: “Offer the four freedoms to the Balkans, Ukraine, and Moldova For a merit-based EU accession process with a credible goal”
• ESI proposal: “47 again? Russia out, Kosovo in Support Kosovo’s membership in the Council of Europe”
• ESI proposal: “Abandon clichés about Bosnia: Push EU-related reforms instead of arbitrary conditions”
• ESI proposal: “No partition: Why Kosovo and Serbia must not discuss territory”
• ESI report: “Anti-Corruption Report for the West Balkans: Measure corruption in order to fight it”