
Climate of connection: The Western Balkans, the EU, and the value of transport
The EU can work with existing regional integration mechanisms in the Western Balkans to help cut carbon emissions through transport investment
Programme Assistant, Wider Europe
EU external relations, EU’s eastern neighborhood, Russia and Balkans
Italian, English, Albanian, French and Russian
Eleonora Shuli is the Wider Europe programme assistant for the Sofia office at the European Council on Foreign Relations. Her research interests include the external policies of the EU, the eastern neighborhood, and the Balkans.
Previously, she was a project coordinator for REO Communications, where she assisted in the creation of reports on Serbia, Croatia, and Slovenia. She was also a research trainee for a project on democratic participation on digital platforms in Eurasia at the Higher School of Economics in St Petersburg and gained further experience at the Embassy of Italy in Estonia.
Shuli holds a BA in international and diplomatic affairs from the University of Bologna. She also holds a double MA in European and international studies from the University of Trento and comparative politics of Eurasia from the Higher School of Economics of St Petersburg.
The EU can work with existing regional integration mechanisms in the Western Balkans to help cut carbon emissions through transport investment