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SIU
Pb 7800
N-5020 Bergen, Norway
Phone: +47 5530 8800
Fax: +47 5530
8801
siu@siu.no
Visiting address:
Vaskerelven
39
5014 Bergen, Norway
Editor-in-Chief:
Hanne Alver Krum
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Cooperation Programmes with Russia and the Western Balkans
The Research Council of Norway and SIU (the Norwegian Council for Higher Education for contracts signed before 2004) are main contract partners with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on contracts concerning cooperation in higher education and research with some of the none-EU Member Countries in Europe. The programmes aim to contribute to the restructuring of the societies with the aim of securing democratic and economically sustainable development.
Currently, the portfolio of programmes based on agreements with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, consists of two programmes:
The information on this page concerns both programmes.
In addition, one programme was concluded in 2005:
Separate from the above mentioned programmes, SIU administrates on behalf of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs an initiative for cooperation with South Caucasus and Central Asia:
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This is Cooperation Programmes with Russia and the Western Balkans:
Russia
Cooperation Programme with the New EU Member Countries
Western Balkans 2006-2009
South Caucasus and Central Asia |
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