SEnECA Recommendations Workshop in Brussels on 11-12 July 2019
On 11 and 12 July 2019, the Trans European Policy Studies Association (TEPSA) organised the SEnECA Recommendations Workshop in Brussels. The goal of the fifth SEnECA event was to bring SEnECA consortium members and Brussels stakeholders together in order to discuss the implementation of the new EU Strategy on Central Asia, which has been ratified […]
SEnECA panel at the TEPSA 2019 Finnish Pre-Presidency Conference
On 7 June 2019, SEnECA organised a panel on the topic “EU and Russia in Central Asia, Eastern Neighbourhood and Western Balkans” in the framework of the TEPSA Pre-Presidency Conference in Helsinki. Julian Plottka (IEP, Germany) participated as a speaker on behalf of the SEnECA consortium. The other speakers were Arkady Moshes, Programme Director at […]
Impressions of SEnECA Photo Exhibition on Central Asia
From 4 to 5 April, the Trans European Policy Studies Association organised the SEnECA Photo Exhibition “Daily lives in Central Asia” at the Centre for Fine Arts “BOZAR” in Brussels. The photos for the exhibition were collected through a photo contest in November 2018, which called for photos depicting daily life in Central Asia. The […]
SEnECA Photo Exhibition: Daily lives in Central Asia
For many Europeans, Central Asia is a blank spot on the map. Exceptions are those adventurous travelers who upon their return to Europe tell of breathtaking scenery, delicious food and hospitable inhabitants. The Horizon2020 project SEnECA – “Strengthening and Energizing EU-Central Asia relations” seeks to raise awareness of this region. We aim to bring Central […]
New series of SEnECA papers published: in-depth analyses on the political, economic and cultural relations between the EU and Central Asia
The Horizon 2020 project SEnECA has released three policy papers which contain a profound analysis of the current relations between the five Central Asian states (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) and the European Union (on supranational and national level). The analyses are based on the SEnECA mapping papers on EU-Central Asia relations that have […]
Thinking outside the box: SEnECA Midterm Conference and Scenario Workshop on 29-31 January 2019 in Almaty
The second international conference of the Horizon 2020 project SEnECA took place in Almaty, Kazakhstan, from 29 to 31 January 2019. The conference comprised high-panel podium discussions, an academic policy advice training and a scenario building workshop on EU-Central Asia relations. It was the third event during which the SEnECA consortium members from eleven involved […]
SEnECA Midterm Conference and Scenario Workshop “EU and Central Asia Relations: Current Trends and Future Prospects”
Which researchers are working on EU-Central Asia relations in Europe and which scholars study the European Union in Central Asia? Which stakeholders from civil society, media and the private sector are engaged in EU-Central Asia relations, and how can they be better connected in a more closely-knit network? These are two of the main questions […]
Daily Life in Central Asia
Capture the essence of Central Asia in a picture The project “SEnECA – Strengthening and Energizing EU-Central Asia Relations” aims to better connect the EU and Central Asia. In order to achieve this aim, the Trans European Policy Association (TEPSA) will organise a public photo exhibition in the framework of the SEnECA project in Brussels […]
Mapping EU–Central Asia relations – Policy Papers just published
In the framework of the SEnECA project, nine policy papers have been published which describe the current relations between the five Central Asian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan on the one hand, and the European Union on the supranational, but also on the national level, selected Asian states and world powers on the […]
Building Bridges in Riga
On 17-19 April 2018, the first Networking Conference and Review Workshop of the project “SEnECA – Strengthening and Energizing EU-Central Asia Relations” took place in Riga. Organized by the Latvian Institute of International Affairs (LIIA), the conference provided an opportunity for the consortium partners to meet in person, to discuss their work progress and to […]
