Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo – The State of Play

Introduction: Nicole Gnesotto, EU Institute for Security Studies, Paris

Session I: Montenegro after the referendum

Chair: Nicole Gnesotto, Director, EUISS, Paris

Speakers:

Miroslav Lajcák, Personal Representative of the EU HR/SG to Montenegro, Bratislava

Judy Batt, EUISS, Paris

Session II: What can be done about Serbia?

Chair: Judy Batt, EUISS, Paris

Speakers:

Goran Svilanovic, Stability Pact for South Eastern Europe, Belgrade

Milan Pajevic, International and Security Affairs Centre (ISAC FUND), Belgrade

Tim Judah, Freelance Journalist, London

Session III: Kosovo - How far from a viable settlement?

Chair: Nicole Gnesotto, Director, EUISS, Paris

Speakers:

Fernando Gentilini, General Secretariat of the Council of the EU, Brussels

Veton Surroï, ORA, Prishtina

Gerald Knaus, European Stability Initiative, Istanbul

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