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European Commission and the High Resprentative of the EU for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy

08 March 2015

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"One of the most often repeated criticisms of the ENP is a lacking sense of ownership with partners, across their societies, and the general publics weak awareness of the policys aims and impact. It is clear that substantial efforts are needed in the context of the ENP review to improve both the ownership of this policy by partner countries and to improve communication of its objectives and results both within the EU and in the partner countries."

See the full text: JOINT CONSULTATION PAPER Towards a new European Neighbourhood Policy (pdf)

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