European Commission - Enlargement - Stability Pact for South-Eastern Europe
The Stability Pact was established in 1999 at the initiative of the European Union with the aim of establishing and reinforcing peace and security in South-Eastern Europe and involved countries and international organisations as partners.
The Stability Pact has been superseded by the Regional Co-operation Council in 2008, which now oversees regional co-operation in South Eastern Europe and supports the European and Euro-Atlantic integration of the region.
For more details, see the organisations' websites: