US EditionPolish president announces expansion of Three Seas Initiative
- Polish President Andrzej Duda announced the expansion of the Three Seas Initiative at the 10th summit in Warsaw on April 29, 2025.
- The expansion follows a decade-long effort to improve Central and Eastern Europe's infrastructure through cooperation among 13 EU countries and strategic partners.
- Montenegro and Albania joined as associated members, while Turkey and Spain became strategic partners to strengthen transport, energy, and digital infrastructure links.
- Duda announced that Montenegro and Albania are joining the Three Seas Initiative as associated members, reflecting its growth and commitment to enhancing regional collaboration, with key infrastructure projects like Via Baltica and Via Carpatia serving as important links connecting Central Europe and beyond.
- This growth could enhance regional connectivity and economic integration, reducing dependence on external sources amid geopolitical challenges near Poland's eastern border.
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The President attended the Three Seas Initiative summit.
Turkey joins Three Seas Initiative as strategic partner at 10th summit in Warsaw - Turkish Minute
Turkey became a strategic partner of the Three Seas Initiative (3SI), according to the joint declaration of the 10th summit held on April 29 in Warsaw. At the opening of the summit, Polish President Andrzej Duda announced that Turkey and Spain would join the initiative as strategic partners, while Montenegro and Albania were confirmed as official members. The 3SI, launched in 2015, serves as a regional platform bringing together 13 European Unio…
The Lithuanian Institute of Green Finance is launching a multilateral green finance network and this Monday hosted a discussion on the challenges of financing the green transition at the Lithuanian Embassy in Warsaw. The meeting took place on the eve of the anniversary of the 10th Three Seas Initiative (3SI) Summit, which is being held in Poland this year.
Albania and Montenegro Join Forces in the Three Seas Initiative as Turkey and Spain Strengthen Strategic Alliances! – EUROP INFO
Albania and Montenegro Unite in the Three Seas Initiative; Turkey and Spain Forge Strategic Alliances – Odessa Journal In a pivotal move towards enhanced regional cooperation and economic integration, Albania and Montenegro have officially joined the Three Seas Initiative. This strategic framework aims to bolster connectivity and investment among countries in Central and Eastern Europe. The participation of these two nations is expected to consi…
On Monday, Montenegro and Albania officially joined the Three Seas Initiative (3SI) during the tenth jubilee summit held in Warsaw, increasing the number of members of this regional platform to 15 countries from the Adriatic, Baltic and Black Sea regions, reports Anadolu.
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