Brdo-Brijuni Process

The Brdo–Brijuni Process (Slovene: Proces Brdo-Brioni, Croatian: Proces Brdo-Brijuni) is an annual multilateral event in the Western Balkans. It was initiated in 2013 by Slovenian president Borut Pahor and Croatian president Ivo Josipović. The first official meeting was in Brdo pri Kranju, Slovenia. The main focus of the Process is the enlargement of the European Union with countries of the Western Balkans. Similar meetings were held at the prime-ministerial level in 2010 and 2011 by then-Prime Ministers of Slovenia and Croatia, Borut Pahor and Jadranka Kosor. The Brdo–Brijuni process includes Slovenia and Croatia (EU member states) and candidates and potential candidates for EU membership from the Western Balkans (Serbia, Montenegro, Albania, North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo).

In 2014, the Berlin Process was initiated by then-Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel, in which all of the Brdo–Brijuni Process countries are included as well.

Current representatives

• Croatia Croatia Zoran Milanović President
• Slovenia Slovenia Nataša Pirc Musar President
• Albania Albania Bajram Begaj President
• Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina Denis Bećirović Chairman of the Presidency
• Kosovo Kosovo Albulena Haxhiu Acting President
• Montenegro Montenegro Jakov Milatović President
• North Macedonia North Macedonia Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova President
• Serbia Serbia Aleksandar Vučić President

Meetings

Meetings by host country

See also

• Potential enlargement of the European Union Accession of Albania to the European Union Accession of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the European Union Accession of Kosovo to the European Union Accession of Montenegro to the European Union Accession of North Macedonia to the European Union Accession of Serbia to the European Union
• Berlin Process
• Belgrade–Pristina negotiations
• Southeast Europe Transport Community
• South-East European Cooperation Process

External links

• Media related to Brdo-Brijuni Process at Wikimedia Commons