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Aigerim Duimagambetova, Jailoo in Tien Shan, Kyrgyzstan, 2009

About EUCAM

The EU-Central Asia Monitoring (EUCAM) project is an 18-month research and awareness raising initiative supported by several EU member states and civil society organisations. It was launched in October 2008 by two think-tanks: the Fundación para las Relaciones Internacionales y el Diálogo Exterior (FRIDE), Spain, in co-operation with the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), Belgium. In its work EUCAM relies on its network of Central Asian and European experts and sees its main objective in ehancing and facilitating mutual understanding between the EU and Central Asia.

Upcoming Events

EUCAM Final Report Launch in Brussels

11.30, 22 February 2010, Center for European Policies Studies (Place du Congres 1)

Into EurAsia - Monitoring the EU's Central Asia Strategy

The EUCAM Final Report will be presented to the public in Brussels during a specially organised roundtable. Registration to this event is required. 

EUCAM Final Report Launch in Madrid

12.00, 25 February 2010, Hotel InterContinental (Paseo de la Castellana 49)

Into EurAsia - Monitoring the EU's Central Asia Strategy

The EUCAM Final Report will be presented to the public in Madrid during a press-conference followed by a roundtable. To register, please, contact Ms. Belen Galindo, FRIDE event coordinator

Current Issues

Policy Briefs

No. 12 December 2009

Tajikistan: 'Revolutionary situation' or a Resilient State? 

Working Papers

No. 9 / February 2010

The EU-Central Asia Education Initiative                       

Newsletters

No. 7 / December 2009

Spain and Kazakhstan in the chair                                                       

Interviews

January 2010

The Spanish EU presidency and Central Asia

Commentaries

No. 10 January 2009

Central Asia: Going nuclear.