The need for parliamentary cooperation among the SEECP member countries was first pointed out at the 1996 Sofia Conference, and it was explicitly emphasized in the Charter on good-neighbourly relations, stability, security and cooperation in South-Eastern Europe, adopted in Bucharest in 2000, in the part on the major forms of cooperation in the political and security field.
The parliaments of then seven SEECP member countries took part at the first Conference of Presidents of Parliaments of South-Eastern Europe, held in Athens in 1997. Later five other countries from the region joined the Conference.
The following parliaments actively participate as founding members from the beginning: Parliament, Tirana; National Assembly, Sofia; Parliament, Athens; Assembly, Skopje; Parliament, Bucharest, National Assembly, Belgrade (as successor to the previously existing country); Grand National Assembly, Ankara. They were joined by the Parliamentary Assembly, Sarajevo in 2001; Parliament, Zagreb in 2005; Parliament, Chisinau in 2006; Parliament, Podgorica in 2007; Parliament, Ljubljana in 2010 and Assembly, Prishtina in 2015.
23 April 2018
5th SEECP PA Plenary session, 13-14 April 2018, Ljubljana
On 13-14 April 2018 SEECP Parliamentary Assembly gathered at its 5th Plenary...
13 June 2017
Fourth Plenary Session of SEECP PA, 8-10 June 2017, Zagreb
On 10 June 2017 in Zagreb Fourth Plenary Session of SEECP PA was organized by...
26 April 2017
GC on Social Development, Education, Research and Science convened in İstanbul
On 21 April 2017 SEECP PA General Commitee on Social Development, Education,...
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