The EU-financed twinning project “Strengthening Law Enforcement” saw its first conference on 27 September in Sarajevo. The project worth 4,5 million euro will aim to further advance police services and strengthen cooperation, coordination and efficiency of the law enforcement agencies in BiH in the area of fight against organised crime, terrorism and corruption.

The symbolic name of the conference "Twenty six on the 26th: Who are the female mayoral candidates at the 2016 local elections in BiH" alludes to...

The EU Info Point in Banja Luka in Marije Bursać 2 street is part of the EU Info Network recently established in the country, and is open for citizens every day from Monday to Friday from 14:00 to 17:00 hours...

The Council suspended the application of EU restrictive measures against the 'Fuerzas armadas revolucionarias de Colombia' ('Revolutionary Armed ...

In 2014, more than 18 million primary school pupils (or 84% of all the pupils at this level) in the EU were studying at ...

Every year, from 16th to 22nd September, citizens across Europe mark the European Mobility Week, which ends with the famous ‘Car-Free Day’. T...

The continuation of the reforms and support to local development were also discussed with District officials. Sinno underlined that the EU stands ready to assist BiH and its institutions with concrete projects, in order to further the country's European integration and its integration in the wider region.

“Our goal is to bring the European Union closer to the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The country is now starting the real work on the EU ...

The EU's policy on Roma inclusion, integration and empowerment is placed within an EU Framework for National Roma Integration Strategies up to 2020...

"The EU Info Point in Mostar will ensure more contacts between citizens and the EU also through the organisation of events such as the one markin...