The South East European Transport Observatory (SEETO) in cooperation with the European Commission hosted the 7^th Annual Meeting of Ministers for development of the SEETO Comprehensive Network on 29 November 2011, in the framework of the TEN-T days in Antwerp, Belgium.

The Central European Initiative, in its capacity as LP of the SEETAC project was invited to participate as stakeholder at the Trans-European Transport Networks (TEN-T) days, that took place on 29-30th November 2011 in Antwerp, Belgium.

The project SETA (South East Transport Axis), financed within the South East Europe Program, is aiming at the implementation of measures for the improvement of accessibility and logistic workflows as the basis for regional development in the South East Europe. The project lead partner is the Land Burgenland, other project partners are regions along the corridors, harbours, a railway company, research institutes and the Ministries of Transport of Slovakia and Austria.

Another busy year is now almost behind us and the moment has come to sum up some of the most important achievements reached in this year. The whole partnership worked hard on both political and technical aspects for the benefit of the entire project and many unexpected activities very carried out, that surprisingly enriched our project results.