EU Progress Report on Serbia

by name voted on 10.05.2023

Summary

An evaluation of Serbia's EU accession progress, highlighting concerns over rule of law, media freedom, and foreign policy alignment.

9 10.05.2023

Other

economy

justice

civil law

human rights

social policy

european union

diplomatic relations

administrative reform

public administration

international relations

Key points

Serbia's path to the EU is heavily dependent on its alignment with European foreign and security policies, especially regarding Russia.
There has been noted backsliding in specific negotiation areas, particularly regarding foreign and security policy.
New judicial laws were adopted in early 2023, but further implementation is needed to ensure true independence from the government.
The resolution calls for a moratorium on biometric surveillance and mass processing of citizen data until EU-wide rules are set.

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Renew

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The Left

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Speeches

1 Speech in total

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Contra

Vladimír BILČÍK

Vladimír BILČÍK

PPE

0:38 min

9.56. 2022 Report on Serbia (vote)

Documents (PDFs)

REPORT on the 2022 Commission Report on Serbia 2022 Report on Serbia

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