The Western Balkans has long been one of Europe’s most unstable regions. But, with the prospect of technological and economic development, is that about to change?
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At a conference in Brussels, on 17 January, the Romanian government led a discussion among key opinion formers and stakeholders exploring how the EU’s research programmes could be applied to building up the region’s scientific and technological capabilities – and, ultimately, create a climate for faster economic growth and greater political stability.
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