The Geoeconomic Forum is a renowned Croatian think tank specializing in foreign policy and integration processes within South-East Europe. Established in 2004, the Geoeconomic Forum, also known as the Association for World Economic Development Studies, aims to bring together experts in Croatia and Southeast Europe who specialize in economic globalization, international relations, and security issues. Operating on three levels, the Geoeconomic Forum works toward promoting economic diplomacy and understanding Croatia's integration with its region, the EU, and the world.

Additionally, they conduct in-depth studies on the processes of economic globalization in Croatia, Southeast Europe, the European Union, and the world. Their objective is to establish Pax Oeconomica for Southeast Europe, focusing on expert knowledge, non-partisan approaches, and factual analysis of economic interdependence. The Geoeconomic Forum has several main goals, including educating the public about the importance of geoeconomics and the consequences of economic globalization, researching key elements for geoeconomically oriented policies, and studying the impact of globalization on national goals, social stability, and economic policies in South East Europe.

Through research, promotion, and policy stimulation, the Geoeconomic Forum strives to contribute to the understanding and development of geoeconomic principles in Croatia and the region, all the while investigating the experiences of small countries within large integration blocks