General Committee on Economy, Infrastructure and Energy
- GC EIE Report and Resolution 2015 : “Improving the energy efficiency in South East Europe” , adopted at 2nd Plenary session, Tirana, 2015.
- GC EIE Report 2015
- GC EIE Resolution 2015
- GC EIE Report and Resolution 2016 : “Improving the infrastructure in SEE – speeding up the priority projects”, adopted at Third Plenary session, Sofia, 2016.
- GC EIE Report 2016
- GC EIE Resolution 2016
- GC EIE Report and Resolution 2017 : “Energy dependency in the South East Europe”, adopted at 4th Plenary session, Zagreb, 2017
- GC EIE Report 2017
- GC EIE Resolution 2017
- GC EIE Report and Resolution 2018: “Opportunities for Economic Cooperation in SEE”, adopted at 5th Plenary session, Ljubljana, 2018
- GC EIE Report 2018
- GC EIE Resolution 2018
- GC EIE Report and Resolution 2019: “Opportunities for Economic Cooperation in SEE”, Ankara 2019
- GC EIE Report 2019
- GC EIE Resolution 2019
- GC EIE Report and Resolution 2022: “Economies of Southeast Europe in the Light of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Stakes and Perspectives”
- GC EIE Report 2022
- GC EIE Resolution 2022
- GC EIE Report and Resolution 2026: “Regional Dimension of the Policy for Start-ups, Research and Development, and Innovations in South-East Europe”
- GC EIE Report 2026
- GC EIE Resolution 2026
General Committee on Justice, Home Affairs and Security Cooperation
- GC JHS Report and Resolution 2015: OPPORTUNITIES FOR COOPERATION IN THE FIELD OF JUSTICE, adopted at the Second Plenary session, Tirana,2015
- GC JHS Report 2015
- GC JHS Resolution 2015
- GC JHS Report and Resolution 2017: “SECURITY CHALLENGES IN SOUTHEAST EUROPE – REGIONAL RESPONSES” adopted at the 4th Plenary session, Zagreb, 2017
- GC JHS Report 2017
- GC JHS Resolution 2017
- GC JHS Report and Resolution 2018: “Alternative Criminal Procedure in Criminal Processing Policy in Southeast Europe”, adopted at 5th Plenary session, Ljubljana, 2018
- GC JHS Report 2018
- GC JHS Resolution 2018
- GC JHS Report and Resolution 2019: Countering Disiformation in Southeastern Europe, May 2019, Skopje
- GC JHS Report 2019
- GC JHS Resolution 2019
- GC JHS Report and Resolution 2022: “Protection of Human rights and in particular of rights of vulnerable groups“
- GC JHS Report 2022
- GC JHS Resolution 2022
- GC JHS Report and Resolution 2023: “Fostering cohesion among the SEECP countries, in upholding universal values and sanctioning the unprovoked Russian invasion of Ukraine”
- GC JHS Report 2023
- GC JHS Resolution 2023
- GC JHS Report and Resolution 2026: “Institutional shielding and reinforcement of democratic processes for effectively addressing the phenomenon of “brain drain” and the demographic issue in Southeastern Europe”
- GC JHS Report 2026
- GC JHS Resolution 2026
General Committee on Social Development, Education, Research and Science
- GC SDERS Report and Resolution 2015: “Preventing the social exclusion of children at risk: an investment in regional development”, adopted at the Second Plenary Session, Tirana, 2015
- GC SDERS Report 2015
- GC SDERS Resolution 2015
- GC SDERS Report and Resolution 2016: “Protecting the rights of the children on the move-a call for protection of migrant children in South-East Europe region; the recent migration flow”, adopted at 3rd Plenary Session, Sofia, 2016
- GC SDERS Report 2016
- GC SDERS Resolution 2016
- GC SDERS Report and Resolution 2017: “COOPERATION IN HIGHER EDUCATION”, adopted at the 4th Plenary Session, Zagreb, 2017
- GC SDERS Report 2017
- GC SDERS Resolution 2017
- GC SDERS Report and Resolution 2018: “Education in South-East Europe: Current situation and Perspective”, adopted at 5th Plenary session, Ljubljana, 2018
- GC SDERS Report 2018
- GC SDERS Resolution 2018
- GC SDERS Report and Resolution 2019: Science and New Technologies at the Service of Modern Education , Podgorica February 2019
- GC SDERS Report 2019
- GC SDERS Resolution 2019
- GC SDERS Report and Resolution 2020: “ACCELERATING REFORMS IN THE AREA OF SOCIAL INCLUSION. ACTIVE PARLIAMENTS.” Adopted at the 7th Plenary session, 24 June 2020, Prishtina
- GC SDERS Report 2020
- GC SDERS Resolution 2020
- GC SDERS Report and Resolution 2022: “Opportunities for the development of active cultural projects in South-Eastern Europe“
- GC SDERS Report 2022
- GC SDERS Resolution 2022
- GC SDERS Report and Resolution 2023:“Higher education in SEE region: Improving quality in teaching and scientific (academic) research”
- GC SDERS GC Report 2023
- GC SDERS GC Resolution 2023
- GC SDERS Report and Resolution 2023: “Education for a different world”
- GC SDERS Report 2024
- GC SDERS Resolution 2024
- GC SDERS Report and Resolution 2026: “Utilization of Artificial Intelligence in Education”
- GC SDERS Report 2026
- GC SDERS Resolution 2026
Rule 4
Organizational Structure
The General Committees on 1) Economy, Infrastructure and Energy, 2) Justice, Home Affairs and Security Cooperation, and 3) Social Development, Education, Research and Science shall be composed of members of the national delegations. The reports of the General Committees and the draft documents submitted by the Rapporteursshall be considered at the Plenary Sessions. The General Committees shall hold short meetings for electing their Chairpersons inthe margins ofthe annual Sessions in the country holding the Chairmanship-in-Office or other regular meetingsin one of the SEECP Participating States.
Rule 11
General Committees and Ad hoc Working Groups
The composition of the General Committees and their Chairpersons shall be determined at the annual sessions.
Every national delegation shall have at least one member in each of the General Committees.
Each national parliament shall nominate at least one deputy member in each of the General Committees.The presence of at least half of the national delegations shall constitute the quorum for the General Committee sessions.
The Chairperson of a General Committee shall be elected from among its members, for a one year term, by a simple majority of votes cast in a secret ballot. If due to obvious reasons, the so elected Chairperson cannot exercise its full powers, his / her national parliament will designate in due time another member of that parliament to take over ad-interim the Chairmanship of that Committee for a Committee meeting or until the end of that term.
If no candidate has obtained a majority, a second ballot shall be held between the two candidates having obtained the highest number of votes in the first ballot. If there is only one candidate running, the candidate shall be declared elected by acclamation.
Ad hoc Working Groups can be established based on a decision from the Plenary Session and on proposal of the Standing Committee for the purpose of assessment of the situation in a certain area or establishment of facts on certain events. The Ad hoc Working Groups shall work until they submit a report on the issue for which they were established.
The General Committees shall propose to the Standing Committee Rapporteurs for every issue under consideration.
With the exception of the specific procedures detailed within the present Rules of Procedures for the General Committees,the otherprocedures set out for the Plenary Session shall also apply with regard to the work of the General Committees.
The working meetings of the General Committees and their documents shall not be open to the public.
The procedures set out for the General Committees shall also apply with regard to the work of the Ad hoc Working Groups with the exception of the quorum for the decision making within the Ad hoc Working Groups which shall be two thirds of the national delegations.