The centre is a think tank focused on a range of fields, including reforms of the political system, foreign affairs and security, as well as protection of human and minority rights.

The centre's primary mission is to enact reforms to the political system that protect human and minority rights, as well as ensure a safe and fair integration of Serbia into greater Europe.

[5] Participants of the event were Borislav Stefanović, former representative of the Belgrade-Priština dialogue, and Vjosa Osmani of the Committee for European Integration in the Kosovar Parliament.

[5] In January 2016, the centre used funds provided by Erasmus+ to organize a training course about institutions of the EU and European Integration for young participants from Italy, Spain, Belgium, Slovakia, Croatia, Albania, Bulgaria, Macedonia and Turkey.

[9] In partnership with the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, the centre has published interviews regarding the future of the Western Balkans with key representatives of the German Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and the European People's Party (EPP) since May 2015.

[10] So far, they have conducted over 20 interviews with various people related to the integration of the Western Balkans, including Sebastian Kurz, Jadranka Joksimović, Peter Sørensen, Samuel Žbogar, David McAllister, Majlinda Bregu, Johannes Hahn and Mladen Ivanić.