What should V4 countries do to have more effective energy security? Guidelines were drawn upon in recommendations to decision structures at relevant ministries of Visegrad countries by the Slovak Atlantic Commission as the outcome of Visegrad Security Cooperation Initiative (VSCI). The project was organised by the Slovak Atlantic Commission in first half of 2010 altogether with partners mainly from ATA: Jagello 2000 (Czech republic), International Centre for Democratic Transition (Hungary) and Euro – Atlantic Association (Poland) and financially supported by the International Visegrad Fund. You can find now the Policy Paper on energy security at http://www.ata-sac.org/subory/file/VSCI_Energy_Security.pdfMonday, August 16, 2010
Visegrad Security Cooperation Initiative (VSCI)- Energy Security
What should V4 countries do to have more effective energy security? Guidelines were drawn upon in recommendations to decision structures at relevant ministries of Visegrad countries by the Slovak Atlantic Commission as the outcome of Visegrad Security Cooperation Initiative (VSCI). The project was organised by the Slovak Atlantic Commission in first half of 2010 altogether with partners mainly from ATA: Jagello 2000 (Czech republic), International Centre for Democratic Transition (Hungary) and Euro – Atlantic Association (Poland) and financially supported by the International Visegrad Fund. You can find now the Policy Paper on energy security at http://www.ata-sac.org/subory/file/VSCI_Energy_Security.pdf
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