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Black Sea and Balkans Security Forum
Vuk Velebit, President of the Pupin Initiative, presented Serbia–Romania cooperation priorities at the Danube Corridor panel in Bucharest.
At the Black Sea and Balkans Security Forum in Bucharest, Vuk Velebit, President of the Pupin Initiative, presented our policy framework for Serbia–Romania cooperation built around three strategic pillars: the Danube, IMEC, and gas connectivity.
Speaking at the panel “The Danube Corridor: Strategic Artery for Infrastructure and Security in Europe,” the discussion focused on the future role of the Danube corridor in commercial trade, military mobility, and the reconstruction of Ukraine. Particular attention was given to future gas reserves, the Neptun project, and broader energy developments in the Black Sea region.
It was emphasized that Constanța has become strategically critical due to Russian attacks on Ukrainian ports, while also stressing that the long-term future must include the recovery and reintegration of Ukraine’s port infrastructure into Europe’s connectivity network.
Other Activities
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Oct 16, 2026
Danube Future Forum
The first Danube Future Forum was held in Belgrade on October 9, marking the Pupin Initiative’s third anniversary.
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Oct 16, 2026
Meeting with Robert Doar, President of the American Enterprise Institute
Vuk Velebit and Srđan Todorović met Robert Doar to discuss U.S.–Serbia ties and Serbia’s role in European security and transatlantic relations.
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Sep 30, 2026
Meetings on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.
Series of meetings with congressional staff on U.S.–Serbia relations, the Strategic Dialogue, and opportunities to strengthen bilateral cooperation.