CEI (Central European Initiative)

The Central European Initiative (CEI) is a regional organization established in 1989 to promote cooperation among its member countries in Central and Eastern Europe. It includes countries like Italy, Poland, and Hungary, focusing on political, economic, and cultural collaboration. The CEI aims to foster development, stability, and integration of these nations into broader European structures, such as the European Union. By addressing common challenges and facilitating dialogue, the CEI helps its members work together on issues like infrastructure, environment, and security, ultimately enhancing regional cooperation and partnerships.