Association of Accredited Public Policy Advocates to the European Union

Mr Oleg Rumyantsev

AALEP’s Member starting from 2015

Managing Partner, Rumyantsev & Partners
President of the Association of Government Relations Specialists (GR League) of the Russian Federation.

Mr. Natko Vlahovic

2014

Founder and Managing Director
Vlahovic Group LLC, Zagreb, Croatia
President of the Croatian Lobbyists Society

New President of Croatia: Kolinda Grabar Kitarović

2014

With no candidate receiving more than 50% of the vote, a run-off was scheduled between Josipović and Grabar-Kitarović with the other two candidates being eliminated. The run-off election took place on 11 January 2015, where Grabar-Kitarović won with 50.4% of the vote. She became Croatia's first female president-elect and is set to take office on 19 February, 2015.

Meeting of Leaders of Lobbyists Societies in the Balkan countries in Sarajevo

2014
With Christian D. de Fouloy

From left to right are the leaders of Croatia Lobbyists Society (Zagreb), Montenegro Lobbyists Society (Podgorica), Serbia Lobbyists Society (Belgrade), Bosnia & Herzegovina Foreign Chamber (Sarajevo), AALEP (Brussels) and the Center for Lobbying at the Macedonian Science Society (Bitola). All organisations have entered into a Protocol of Co-operation with AALEP, for developing academic co-operation and education in the field of public policy advocacy.

Meeting with president Josipović

2014

Croatian Lobbyists meet with the President of the Republic of Croatia Mr. Ivo Josipović to discuss the lobbying reform initiative in Croatia

The Croatian Lobbyist Conference

Edition 2014
With Christian D. de Fouloy

The Croatian Lobbyist Conference 2014 held in Zagreb. It was an honour to meet and discuss European policies with Mate Granic, the former Minister of Foreign Affairs, responsible for the Dayton Agreement on behalf of Croatia

Lobby Dictionary

The Fouloy's Explanatory Lobbying Dictionary
By Christian D. de Fouloy

The Fouloy's Explanatory Lobbying Dictionary is a single, one-stop resource not available anywhere on the subject. It contains 1,100 entries providing up-to-date meanings and clear and concise defintions of how lobbying and advocacy works, drawing on such related disciplines as law, public policy, public affairs, communications, public relations, political science, journalism.

BEST DIGITAL TOOLS FOR EU PUBLIC AFFAIRS

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The best public affairs operators know how to employ digital tools to complement their real world activity. Here are some of the best in Brussels subscription and free digital tools

Subscription Tools

EUROPE’S MOST LIVABLE CITIES

Submitted by christian on Sun, 12/22/2019 - 13:39

Each year, two global surveys, Mercer's Quality of Living Survey and the Economist Intelligence Unit Liveability Index, measure metrics such as crime rates, healthcare, infrastructure, quality of water, levels of corruption, culture and education, down to availability of sporting facilities and environmental concerns. They then decide which cities in the world are the best to live and thrive in.

TOP 50 EU TRADE PARTNERS (2018)

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UKRAINIAN LOBBYING IN THE EU

Submitted by christian on Sun, 12/22/2019 - 12:00

Source : Transparency Register

Ranking based on amount spent on lobbying

INDIAN LOBBYING IN THE EU

Submitted by christian on Sun, 12/22/2019 - 11:59

Source : Transparency Register

Ranking based on amount spent on lobbying

Tata Consultancy Services Belgium NV/SA
Voluntary Action Network India
EBG Federation
Apollo Tyres Global R&D B.V.
Cox and Kings Global Services
CCLP Worldwide

RUSSIAN LOBBYING IN THE EU

Submitted by christian on Sun, 12/22/2019 - 11:58

Source : Transparency Register

Ranking based on amount spent on lobbying

TURKISH LOBBYING IN THE EU

Submitted by christian on Sat, 12/21/2019 - 22:50

Source: Transparency Register

Ranking based on amount spent on lobbying

USA LOBBYING IN THE EU

Submitted by christian on Sat, 12/21/2019 - 22:49

Source : Transparency Register

U.S. firms (414) account for 41% of all non-EU countries registered in the Transparency Register.

Ranking based on amount spent on lobbying

CANADIAN LOBBYING IN THE EU

Submitted by christian on Sat, 12/21/2019 - 14:31

Source: Transparency Register

Ranking based on amount spent on lobbying

CHINESE LOBBYING IN THE EU

Submitted by christian on Sat, 12/21/2019 - 13:44

Source: Transparency Register

Ranking based on amount spent on lobbying

Huawei Technologies
ZTE Corporation
Da Jiang Innovations
European Union Chamber of Commerce in China
China Chamber of International Commerce
Hongwei SHI
Institute of Soil Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research

Not registered (Not exhaustive)

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