Most Europa

Managing projects

with social impact

"Toolbox" helping Western Balkans Six towards European integration
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Consulting & Analysis
Research, Monitoring and Political Analysis
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Training & Education
Training on European Affairs
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Project coordination
Coordinating projects with EU and non-EU stakeholders
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Social Impact Projects
Making a difference in the Western Balkans

Who we are

Most Europa is an organisation that supports individuals and organisations in the Western Balkans with their European and regional integration projects. Navigating the complexities of EU decision-making can be challenging for non-experts. Moreover, cultural and legal differences could hinder building strong partnerships across borders. By addressing these challenges and promoting regional dialogue, we serve as a 'bridge' ('most' in Slavic languages), bridging knowledge gaps and facilitating the successful implementation of projects in the region. Therefore, we advise on general project planning and education, lifelong learning, employment, and economic cooperation in the Western Balkans.
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Where we are

Legally established in Serbia, Most Europa aims to connect various European Union institutions and actors with the six Western Balkan countries by fostering exchanges on EU and regional issues, thereby contributing to the region's European integration.

Our Team

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Sophia Kluge
Managing Partner

Photo of Team Member: Rémi Augustyniak-Berzin
Rémi Augustyniak-Berzin
Founding Partner

Blog Posts

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Ursula von der Leyen's Western Balkans Tour: Strengthening Economic Ties and EU Pathways

 Published on 2023-11-04

Ursula von der Leyen highlights the EU's 6 EUR billion growth plan for the Western Balkans, pledging to double North Macedonia and Kosovo's economies within a decade. However, the condition is political reconciliation between Serbia and Kosovo.

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Serbia and Kosovo Chamber of Commerce make an effort to de-escalate the political situation

 Published on 2023-06-16

Today, the President of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce, Marko Čadež, and the President of the Kosovo Chamber of Commerce, Lulzim Rafuna, met in Podgorica to set a sign for cooperation and economic collaboration to contrast the current political developments.

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Most Europa is looking for collaboration partners

 Published on 2022-08-12

We are looking for collaboration partners for potential future regional integration projects in education, sports, youth and economic development. You, too? Let's connect and brainstorm.

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