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Kupreška 20, 71000 Sarajevo
Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Sarajevo – the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina – and the heart of the Balkans: Here, in the middle of the town, the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) runs two offices: The country office for Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the regional office Dialogue Southeast Europe. Walk with us through the work of Dialogue Southeast Europe in this video, and get to know us a bit better.
For a version of the video with subtitles, please click here.
After more than two decades of engagement in southeastern Europe, the FES recognizes that the challenges and problems still facing this region can best be resolved through a shared regional framework. Our commitment to advancing our core interests in democratic consolidation, social and economic justice and peace through regional cooperation, has since 2015 been strengthened by establishing an infrastructure to coordinate the FES' regional work out of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina: the Regional Dialogue Southeast Europe (Dialogue SOE).
By providing regular analysis and commentary on current affairs in Southeast Europe, Dialogue SOE aims to broaden the discourse on peace and stability while countering prevalent securitization narratives.
The FES operates individual country offices across the whole of southeastern Europe. Dialogue Southeast Europe cooperates closely with these offices to advance social democratic initiatives at the domestic and regional levels. For further information on the specific research, advocacy, and policy work of our colleagues, please contact directly our sister offices in Croatia/Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia/Montenegro, Macedonia, Albania, Kosovo, Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova, Greece, Turkey, and Cyprus.
