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The Organisation · 01

Legal Status & Registration

Institutional identity, registration and public accountability.

Institutional record European registration · Non-profit purpose · Statutory governance · Public responsibility

CERAX · European Organisation for Strategic Policy

Institutional and Legal Identity

CERAX — European Organisation for Strategic Policy is an independent European platform for diplomatic, economic and strategic policy dialogue, representing its own institutional views. It is constituted as a group of non-profit entities established under national law in several European jurisdictions. Each entity is directed by its own governing bodies — a General Assembly, a Board and a Secretariat — through which authority is exercised collectively and institutional continuity is preserved, in accordance with its statutes.

France

L’Organisation Européenne des Politiques Diplomatiques et Économiques

Association loi 1901

RNA W751280930

Purpose: to develop and analyse European and international diplomatic and economic policies; raise awareness against extremism; organise conferences and prepare strategic notes; and provide diplomatic training.

Italy

European Organization for Diplomatic and Economic Policy

Codice fiscale 96646670586 / P.IVA 18454751001

Via Primo Dorello 82, 00123 Roma (RM)

Purpose: preventive diplomacy, Euro-Arab cooperation, and research and analysis in diplomatic, political and economic affairs.

Public accountability

Transparency & Documentation

In keeping with its commitment to institutional transparency and accountability, CERAX makes documentation of its legal standing and non-profit character available to accredited institutions, governments and diplomatic missions upon request, as a matter of principle and good governance.

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Editorial Responsibility

CERAX papers and analyses are issued under the Organisation’s institutional responsibility; individual contributions reflect the professional assessment of their authors within the Organisation’s editorial framework.