Crisis in Euro-Atlantic Integration

Crisis in Euro-Atlantic Integration of the Western Balkans: What Will Fill the Vacuum?

French President Emmanuel Macron recently prevented North Macedonia and Albania from opening negotiations with the European Union; France was joined by Denmark and The Netherlands agasint Albania’s accession. This decision is widely perceived to be the deepest crisis of European enlargement in history, and possibly the end of the EU prospects for North Macedonia, Albania, Kosovo, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Please join us in discussing the implications of this crisis and the role of the United States in the region, focusing on the future of NATO enlargement process as well as the role of authoritarian powers like Russia and China.

Presented in partnership with the Advisory Council for Bosnia and Herzegovina and United Macedonian Diaspora.

October 28, 2019
1:00 pm
2043 Rayburn House Office Building

Welcoming Remarks: Reuf Bajrovic, US-Europe Alliance

Panelists:

Ambassador Christopher Hill (ret.), Chief Global Advisor and professor of the practice in diplomacy, University of Denver

Luke Coffey, Director, Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy, The Heritage Foundation

Meto Koloki, Co-Founder and President of the United Macedonian Diaspora

Ajla Delkic, President of the Advisory Council for Bosnia and Herzegovina

Ambassador
Christopher Hill

Chief Global Advisor and professor of the practice in diplomacy, University of Denver

Luke Coffey

Director, Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy, The Heritage Foundation

Meto Koloski

Co-Founder and President of the United Macedonian Diaspora

Alja Delkic

President of the Advisory Council for Bosnia and Herzegovina