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Central and Eastern Europe Region

The Central and Eastern Europe Region, or CEE in short, is one of the five regions that form Round Table International.

Full Active Members

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Associate Members

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Organisation

List of former CEE Chairmen

The region is represented on the RTI Board by the Chairman of the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Region. This Chairman is elected by the Full Active Member Associations within the region. To support the execution of regional objectives and initiatives, the Chairman may appoint non-statutory Regional Assistants as needed.

Community Service Projects

The region is using its collective strength to create a new CPS:

CEE TM — Central and Eastern Europe Tablers Meetings

Every year, the RTI CEE Tabler’s Meeting is held in one of the Associations.

All full and associate members have the right to host the CEETM on a rotational basis in alphabetical order. The current scheduled rotation is as follows:

    1. 2025–2026 — RT Luxembourg
    2. 2026–2027 — RT The Netherlands
    3. 2027–2028 — RT Romania
    4. 2028–2029 — RT Albania
    5. 2029–2030 — RT Austria
    6. 2030–2031 — RT Belgium
    7. 2032–2033 — RT Czech Republic
    8. 2033–2034 — RT Germany
    9. 2034–2035 — RT Great Britain & Ireland
    10. 2035–2036 — RT Hungary

Rondel

In Greek mythology, Europa was a Phoenician princess from Tyre and the mother of King Minos of Crete. The continent of Europe is named after her. While Europa and her helpers were gathering flowers, she saw a white bull, caressed his flanks, and eventually got onto his back. The bull was the Greek God Zeus in disguise. This moment is represented in the centre of the CEE rondel.

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