The Crimea Platform and Its Role in European Security Discourse

The Crimea Platform and Its Role in European Security Discourse

Author: Angela Grămadă

Field: Policy Brief
Type: Report

This policy brief analyzes the objectives and significance of the Crimea Platform, an initiative launched by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to restore Ukraine’s sovereignty over Crimea. The initiative aims to maintain international focus on Russia’s illegal annexation of Crimea and to foster coordinated diplomatic, economic, and security responses among international partners.
The report outlines the historical context of Crimea’s annexation in 2014 and Ukraine’s continuous efforts to engage global stakeholders in its de-occupation. It highlights key mechanisms of the Crimea Platform, including governmental, parliamentary, expert-level, and local cooperation formats. Additionally, the brief explores Romania’s role in the initiative and its broader implications for Black Sea security and European stability.
Key recommendations include strengthening international diplomatic efforts to sustain pressure on Russia, reinforcing economic sanctions, enhancing security cooperation among regional actors, and leveraging the initiative to address broader security threats in the Black Sea region. The document provides essential insights into the geopolitical importance of Crimea and the strategic necessity of sustained international engagement in the region.

Angela Grămadă-Policy Brief 2021

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