Croatia Summit

The Croatia Summit is an annual international conference held in Dubrovnik, Croatia since 2006 which focuses on Southeastern Europe.

Croatia Summit 2006: Future of Southeast Europe

Hosts

Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader
Croatian President Stjepan Mesić
Croatian Parliament Speaker Vladimir Šeks

Delegates^[1]

Albanian Prime Minister Sali Berisha
Montenegrin Prime Minister Milo Đukanović
Romanian Prime Minister Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu
Bosnian and Herzegovinian Prime Minister Adnan Terzić
Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili

Croatia Summit 2007: Europe's New South

Delegates^[2]

Zbigniew Brzezinski
Noël Kinsella - Speaker of the Canadian Senate
Mikheil Saakashvili - Georgian President
Giorgi Ugulava - Mayor of Tbilisi
Aigars Kalvītis - Latvian Prime Minister
Nikola Gruevski - Macedonian Prime Minister
Vasile Tarlev - Moldovan Prime Minister
Roman Giertych - Polish Deputy Prime Minister
Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu - Romanian Prime Minister
Vuk Jeremić - Serbian Foreign Affairs Minister
Robert Fico - Slovak Prime Minister
Karl Erjavec - Slovenian Minister of Defence
Carl Bildt - Swedish Foreign Affairs Minister
Agim Çeku - Kosovar Prime Minister
Jaap de Hoop Scheffer - NATO Secretary General

Croatia Summit 2008: Security, Development, Prosperity

Delegates^[3]

Mikheil Saakashvili - Georgian President
Ferenc Gyurcsány - Hungarian Prime Minister
Sali Berisha - Albanian Prime Minister
Hashim Thaqi - Kosovan Prime Minister
Robert Fico - Slovakian Prime Minister
Milo Đukanović - Montenegrin Prime Minister
Dan Fried - United States Assistant State Secretary

Croatia Summit 2009: Europe's Strategic Imperative - Energy, Investment and Development

Delegates^[4]

Nikola Špirić - Bosnia and Herzegovina Prime Minister
Milo Đukanović - Montenegrin Prime Minister
Hashim Thaçi - Kosovo Prime Minister
Miroslav Lajčák - Slovak Minister of Foreign Affairs
Antonio Milošoski - Macedonian Minister of Foreign Affairs

Croatia Summit 2010 – South East Europe Facing Global Challenges

Hosts^[5]

Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor
Croatian President Ivo Josipović
Croatian Parliament Speaker Luka Bebić

Delegates^[6]

Silvio Berlusconi - Italian Prime Minister
François Fillon - French Prime Minister
Donald Tusk - Polish Prime Minister
Boyko Borisov - Bulgarian Prime Minister
Borut Pahor - Slovenian Prime Minister
Milo Đukanović - Montenegrin Prime Minister
Hashim Thaçi - Kosovo Prime Minister
Štefan Füle - European Commissioner
Michael Spindelegger - Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs
Miroslav Lajčák - Slovak Minister of Foreign Affairs
Antonio Milošoski - Macedonian Minister of Foreign Affairs

References

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