These are intended to create strong communication between countries and government departments. For example, hosting meetings of the stability pact in the Southeast European Round Table and its offshoot, the Working Group for Reconstruction and Economic Reform. The Romanian action plan provides a small part of a wider picture, and Romanian aims to show a positivity which is influential on the whole region. Through the development of the domestic infrastructure and the enhancement of relations with stability pact members Romania appears to be playing a pivotal role in the future of the Balkans. It could be said that Romanian aims are too far-reaching, but the Romanian government have taken into account their own economic and political position, and have advanced a practical and necessary programme of development.
Romanian aims are basic ones.
They focus on domestic problems which are restricting their own economic progression, and on regional problems which are affecting all levels of prosperity in the Balkans. However, for the stability pact to succeed, the countries of Southeast Europe must co-operate. The Uses of History Reckoning and Reconciliation Making History in Czech Film Receive Central Europe Review free via e-mail every week.