Euro-Atlantic Council of Slovenia
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The Euro-Atlantic Council of Slovenia (EACS) is a voluntary, non-profit and non-governmental interest and expert association. Our aim is to contribute to peace, security and democratic stability in the Euro-Atlantic area by educating, researching, publishing and organizing events. The Council cooperates with NATO, EU, Slovenian governmental institutions and other partner organisations to accomplish its fundamental causes. EACS advocates for the strengthening of cooperation between EU, NATO and their member states, focusing especially on the regional security issues in the Western Balkans. In addition to events and lectures, EACS regularly publishes the "Euro-Atlantic Bulletin" with expert policy opinions. Flagship event of our Youth Section, "Balkan SAYS – Security Architecture Youth Seminar" has successfully brought together young professionals, students and experts, every year since 2013, thereby contributing to confidence building, reconciliation, security, stability and cooperation in the region of Western Balkans. We have also launched an ad-hoc crisis-monitoring centre, the "Situation room", which is activated during major security crises. Since its establishment in 1993, the Euro-Atlantic Council of Slovenia has been working to raise the level of information and awareness of the Slovenian public about the importance of active participation in international organizations and associations, whose main purpose is to ensure international peace, security and healthy economic cooperation.
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Resolution Blue
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About Euro-Atlantic Council of Slovenia
Evro-atlantski svet Slovenije is a voluntary, independent, non-profit, non-governmental, non-partisan, interest-based, and professional organization. As a full member of the Atlantic Treaty Association (ATA), they are dedicated to promoting Euro-Atlantic values and strengthening Slovenia's ties to the transatlantic community. One of their featured activities is the publication of the Evro-atlantski Bilten, which provides critical analysis and revision of Slovenia's national security policy.
They also host the Balkan SAYS seminar, where young experts and professionals in international security come together for lectures, workshops, networking, and discussions. Additionally, Evro-atlantski svet Slovenije operates the Situacijska soba, a crisis monitoring center that is activated when there are major security changes. This center keeps a close eye on crisis situations and contributes to ensuring national security.
Through their various activities and publications, Evro-atlantski svet Slovenije is committed to fostering awareness, dialogue, and cooperation in the fields of international security and national defense
