Centro Studi Est Europa: synthetic overview of February 16, 2010
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* Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (Bosnia and Balkans)
Balkan Investigative Reporting Network Balkan Insight Daily No. 466, February 16, 2010
> For further information: www.birn.eu.com
* Belarus News and Analysis (Belarus and Cis)
17 new articles posted on February 16, 2010
> For further information: www.data.minsk.by/belarusnews
* Camera di Commercio Italiana per l’Ungheria (Hungary and Italy)
Con la presente vi inviamo in allegato l’invito per la degustazione della Mozzarella di Bufala Campana D.O.P. L’aspettiamo con piacere all’evento.
> For further information: www.cciu.com
* Central Asian News Service (Kyrgyzstan and Central Asia)
Daily news report of February 16, 2010
> For further information: www.ca-news.org
* Civil Georgia (Georgia)
Daily news online of February 16, 2010
> For further information: www.civil.ge
* Council of the European Union (Belgium)
Catherine Ashton to visit the Western Balkans
Statement by HR Ashton on the situation of the Union of Poles in Belarus
> For further information: www.consilium.europa.eu
* Csr Ukraine (Ukraine)
Ukraine CSR Bulletin Issue #111 February 16, 2010
In this issue of the Ukraine CSR Bulletin, life:) continues its educational initiative for students; Ukrainian Cinema Foundation, Nemiroff Company, and Ukraine 3000 International Charitable Foundation support national cinema; and NAER conducts a national contest "Children for Clean Energy".
> For further information: www.csrukraine.org.ua
* Ebrd (England, Eastern Europe, Russia, Caucasus and Central Asia)
Procurement notices - Opportunities for suppliers, contractors and consultants worldwide:
UkrHydroEnergo Rehabilitation Project. Ukraine
> For further information: www.ebrd.com
* Ec Delegation BiH (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Closing ceremony of the Regional Business Matchmaking Centre Project - Zavrsna ceremonija projekta Regionalni centar za poslovno povezivanje
EU assists BiH administration in implementation of the decentralised management system - EU podrska administraciji BiH u implementaciji decentraliziranog sistema upravljanja
> For further information: www.europa.ba
* Go Group Media (Georgia)
Weekly update of February 16, 2010
Showman by Kamilla Mamedova
Historian by education, showman by profession, non-conservative by mindset, he lives in a "revolutionary" flat underneath a staircase. Just like Niko Pirosmani used to...
შოუმენი: განათლებით ისტორიკოსი, პროფესიით შოუმენი, არაკონსერვატიული აზროვნების, ცხოვრობს „რევოლუციურ“ ბინაში კიბის ქვეშ. ისე, როგორც ნიკო ფიროსმანი... კამილა მამედოვას ფილმი, თბილისი, საქართველო, თებერვალი 2010
Шоумен: Историк по образованию, шоумен по профессии, не консерватор по образу мыслей, он живёт в "революционной" квартире под лестницей. Совсем, как жил Нико Пиросмани... Фильм Камиллы Мамедовой, Тбилиси, Грузия, февраль 2010
Doctor Tamta by Tinatin Nozadze
Young doctor aims to become one of country’s most prominent...
თამთა ექიმი: ახალგაზრდა ექიმი ოცნებობს, რომ გახდეს ერთ–ერთი საუკეთესო და ცნობილი ექიმი. თინათინ ნოზაძის ფილმი, თბილისი, საქართველო, თებერვალი 2010
Доктор Тамта: Молодой доктор мечтает о том, чтобы стать одним из самых известных в стране. Фильм Тинатин Нозадзе, Тбилиси, Грузия, февраль 2010
> For further information: www.gogroupmedia.net
* Ice sede centrale di Roma (Italy)
L’ICE A “MILANO UNICA”: IL TESSILE MADE IN ITALY DI NUOVO ALL’AVANGUARDIA
Milano, 16 febbraio 2009 – Si inaugura oggi e proseguirà fino al 18 febbraio 2010 presso i Padiglioni di Fieramilanocity al Portello, la 10^ edizione del Salone italiano “Milano Unica”, manifestazione di riferimento a livello internazionale per la promozione della filiera del tessile. “Milano Unica” riunisce le cinque manifestazioni italiane (Ideabiella, Ideacomo, Moda In e Shirt Avenue) che da oltre 25 anni rappresentano con successo il tessile italiano ed europeo.
Questa edizione vedrà la partecipazione di 441 espositori, di cui 358 italiani, mentre quelli europei saranno 83 (pari al 19%) provenienti da Francia, Spagna, Gran Bretagna, Germania, Portogallo, Svizzera, Austria e la Bulgaria.
Per l’edizione attuale l’Istituto nazionale per il Commercio Estero - ICE ha organizzato una missione di 52 delegati stranieri tra giornalisti e buyers provenienti da: Cina, Corea, Finlandia, Francia, Germania, Giappone, Giappone, Regno Unito, Spagna, Stati Uniti, Svezia, Ucraina.
Nel corso delle dieci edizioni della manifestazione l’ICE, storico partner di “Milano Unica”, ha organizzato complessivamente la visita di 450 giornalisti e buyers provenienti da tutto il mondo nonché un centinaio di eventi di comunicazione all’estero tra presentazioni delle tendenze moda, azioni di PR, inserzioni pubblicitarie.
“Se le aziende italiane hanno adattato la loro strategia ai continui mutamenti del mercato puntando su strategie no-price, volte all’incremento del valore del prodotto finito più che ai volumi di produzione – ha dichiarato il Presidente dell’ICE, Umberto Vattani – facendo riferimento anche all’azione promozionale svolta dall’Istituto, l’ICE ha progressivamente affiancato all’organizzazione di incontri commerciali tra imprese anche azioni di comunicazione che consentono di avvicinare il cliente al contenuto di storia, ricerca, innovazione, flessibilità, servizio e tecnologia che rendono unico il prodotto tessile italiano”.
Nonostante il difficile momento congiunturale che ha impresso una contrazione alla domanda mondiale di prodotti tessili e articoli di abbigliamento, va detto che l’Italia, con una quota del 6,1%, si mantiene al secondo posto tra gli esportatori mondiali di prodotti tessili dopo la Cina che, con una quota del 30,7%, rimane al primo posto. Seguono gli Stati Uniti e la Turchia (rispettivamente con una quota del 4,7% e del 3,9 %).
Anche nel settore dell’abbigliamento l’Italia (con una quota del 7,1%) si colloca al secondo posto nella graduatoria dei principali Paesi esportatori. Al primo posto troviamo la Cina (33,2%), mentre alle spalle dell’Italia figurano la Germania e l’India (rispettivamente 6,2% e 4,5%).
I tessuti e le tendenze moda del Made in Italy continuano quindi a rappresentare il punto di riferimento internazionale per la produzione di alta gamma.
> For further information: www.ice.it
* Interfax (Russia and Cis)
Interfax Russia & CIS Diplomatic Panorama February 16, 2010
> For further information: www.interfax.com
* Istituto Italiano di Cultura di Mosca (Russia and Italy)
Si invia il comunicato stampa del ’Festival del cinema italiano: da Venezia a Mosca", che avra luogo a Mosca dal 24 al 28 febbraio 2010.
> For further information: biblioteca.iicmosca@esteri.it
* Latvian Centre for Human Rights (Latvia)
Newsletter of February 16, 2010
> For further information: www.humanrights.org.lv
* Lukoil (Russia and Cis)
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COMMUNITY HIGHLY APPRECIATES LUKOIL BONDS
> For further information: www.lukoil.com
* Ministero degli Esteri (Italy)
Vi segnaliamo che è stata pubblicata la nuova Newsletter di Diplomazia Economica Italiana.
In primo piano in questo numero, l’industria dell’automobile italiana in Brasile e la privatizzazione del settore energetico in Turchia.
> For further information: www.esteri.it
* Osce (Austria, Eastern Europe, Russia, Caucasus and Central Asia)
OSCE Chairperson-in-Office to address PA Winter Meeting
ASTANA, 16 February 2010 - The OSCE Chairperson-in-Office, Kazakhstan’s Secretary of State and Foreign Minister Kanat Saudabayev, will address the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly (PA) Winter Meeting in Vienna on Thursday.
The speech will be followed by a Q&A session with the parliamentarians. For more information about the PA Winter Meeting please see:
Minister Saudabayev’s speech is open to media. He will address the Joint Session of the three General Committees, which is set to start at 11.45 on Thursday, 18 February, in the Neuer Saal of the Hofburg Congress Centre.
For admittance to the Hofburg Congress Centre, please bring your OSCE press badge or a valid press card to the security desk (main entrance from the Heldenplatz). Parking is available for the press during the event in the OSCE-reserved parking area on Heldenplatz. Temporary parking permits must be collected from the security desk.
OSCE Chairperson meets Armenian leadership, says dialogue between neighbours key to peaceful settlement, stability
YEREVAN, 16 February 2010 - The OSCE Chairperson-in-Office, Secretary of State and Foreign Minister of Kazakhstan Kanat Saudabayev, during his visit to Armenia today emphasized the importance of building trust between the sides of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, and praised steps towards normalization of relations with Turkey.
"We recognize the importance of Armenia and the South Caucasus region for security and stability in the OSCE area," he said following a meeting with Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandyan. "We sincerely hope to give a new impetus to the work of all sides involved in the complex process of resolving the problems Armenia and other countries in the region are facing."
Saudabayev said that addressing the region’s protracted conflicts is one of the top priorities of the Kazakh OSCE Chairmanship, and added: "A peaceful settlement based in the first place on mutual understanding and trust between the parties to conflict is the only solution possible. In this regard, I fully support the mediation efforts of the Minsk Group Co-Chairs, and pay tribute to the confidence-building work of my Personal Representative Ambassador Andrzej Kasprzyk."
Saudabayev said he believed that shared history and similar mentality of the people of Armenia and Kazakhstan, the first ex-Soviet country to chair the Organization, as well as good relations between the heads of states will be instrumental to achieving possible progress in resolving protracted conflicts in a peaceful way.
He underscored the importance of strengthening tolerance and mutual understanding between the peoples of Azerbaijan and Armenia, and reiterated the readiness of the Kazakh OSCE Chair to contribute to the process in co-operation with all stakeholders.
The Chairperson-in-Office said open dialogue between neighbouring states was a foundation of regional stability. "We welcome the concrete steps to normalize the relations taken by Armenia and Turkey, hope to see further progress in this positive undertaking and stand ready to support efforts to restore trust between the two countries."
Later today Saudabayev will meet President Serzh Sargsyan and members of political parties, including Levon Ter-Petrosyan.
Saudabayev’s visit to the South Caucasus is the first visit to the region where the OSCE has field missions. He noted the co-operation between Armenia and the Organization, including with the OSCE institutions and the Office in Yerevan, in reforming election legislation, police and judiciary, and in solving environmental problems.
Saudabayev expressed gratitude to the Armenian leadership for its participation in realizing the initiative to hold an OSCE summit in 2010.
The OSCE Chairperson was in Baku Sunday and Monday for talks with Azerbaijani authorities and political parties. He will travel to Tbilisi for talks with the Georgian counterparts on Wednesday.
> For further information: www.osce.org
* Osservatorio sui Balcani e Caucaso (Italy, Balkans and Caucasus)
Una gallina per un cavallo
La pratica era diffusa e formalmente legale: scambi di terreni e proprietà tra privati e Stato. Nei fatti si è trasformata in una ’’rapina’’ del territorio e del bene pubblico. Ora Bruxelles chiede alla Bulgaria spiegazioni e minaccia sanzioni.
> For further information: www.osservatoriobalcani.org
* Parliament of Georgia (Georgia)
Weekly newsletter of February 16, 2010
> For further information: www.parliament.ge
* The Presidency of Russian Federation (Russia and Cis)
Daily news report of February 16, 2010
> For further information: http://president.kremlin.ru/eng
* Sarke (Georgia)
News in brief of February 15, 2010
> For further information: www.sarke.com
* Seenews (Bulgaria and Balkans)
Daily news report of Albania (February 16, 2010)
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Daily news report of Bosnia-Herzegovina (February 16, 2010)
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Daily news report of Bulgaria (February 16, 2010)
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Daily news report of Croatia (February 16, 2010)
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Daily news report of Macedonia (February 16, 2010)
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Daily news report of Moldova (February 16, 2010)
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Daily news report of Montenegro (February 16, 2010)
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Daily news report of Romania (February 16, 2010)
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Daily news report of Serbia (February 16, 2010)
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Daily news report of Slovenia (February 16, 2010)
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> For further information: www.seenews.com
* Transitions Online (Czech Republic, Eastern Europe, Russia, Caucasus and Central Asia)
New at Transitions Online - February 16, 2010
Top Stories:
1: Politics: The President and his Prince
2: From the Archives: Democracy, Donors, and Local Elections
3: Politics: Easier Said Than Done
4: Our Take: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You
From the Archive:
Five years ago: In the Bleak Midwinter
Ten years ago: Clashes on the Final Frontier
Announcement:
NEW books now on the TOL Store
Regulating Lobbying: A Global Comparison Democracy in Crisis: Violence, Alterity, Community The Time of European Governance
> For further information: www.tol.cz
* Uzreport (Uzbekistan and Central Asia)
Daily report of February 16, 2010
> For further information: www.uzreport.com
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