The unresolved conflicts from Georgia, the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine.

The unresolved conflicts from Georgia, the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine.

At the end of 2020, we have started a new project “The unresolved conflicts from Georgia, the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine. A common EaP and EU vision for reconciliation and confidence-building across the region”. The project aimed at developing best practices and policy advice for reconciliation and confidence building among countries, communities and civil societies divided by conflicts in the EaP region. Together with our partners, Promo-LEX (Republic of Moldova), EI LAT (Georgia), UIIP (Ukraine), we made a substantial contribution to the creation and consolidation of a body of experts to objectively analyze conflicts and unresolved territories in the Republic of Moldova, Georgia and Ukraine. 

Our project aimed to analyze the territorial conflicts in the Republic of Moldova, Georgia and Ukraine, highlighting how these affect the whole regional security. 

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