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Role of RCC in developing regional cooperation in energy and infrastructure, and Serbia

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RCC is the main regional interlocutor of the European Commission and other key players, since regional cooperation is a key element of the EU enlargement policy and complementary segment of national European policy agendas. Energy, transport and environmental infrastructure are considered to be main infrastructural sectors. Energy Community

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