In accordance with the ExCom meeting decison, made in Erice, October 2012, G. Djordjevic prepared appropriate Terms of References (ToR) and Composition of the Committee for consideration at the ExCom meeting in Barcelona, February 2013. During the ExCom meeting in Barcelona, its members proposed an extension of the previous EPS mission, so that 19 countries – national societies are invited to join EPS-CEI actions.

After a revision, ToR and Compostion were accepted at the ExCom meeting in Strasbourg April 2013. At the EPS Council 2013, G. Djordjevic presented a vision of the Committee's activities in 2013-2016.

The kick-off meeting took place in Vrnjacka Banja, Serbia, on 27-28 April 2013, as a part of the BW2013 SEENET Workshop.

In accordance with decisions made at the kick-off meeting,an ad hoc consortium meeting: UNESCO, EPS, ICTP and SEENET-MTP was held at UNESCO – Office Venice, June 2013 to prepare a working plan. Additional funds for the preparation of several HORIZON 2020 projects, with some impact to the EPS-CEI mission, were approved by CEI Trieste.

In the year 2014, the EPS-CEI supported and promoted exchange of physicists and physics research across South-Eastern and Central (Central-Eastern) Europe. In the field of Theoretical and Mathematical Physics these activities were significantly integrated in the SEENET-MTP Network program. After the ExCom meeting held in Budapest - October 2013, due to limited financial and other resources, implementation of the Project "Towards the integration of the physics community in CEI countries into the ERA" was recognized as the Committee's task priority.

In general, activities of the EPS-CEI can be grouped in the following actions:

• Action 1: Project "Towards the integration of the physics community in CEI countries into the ERA".
• Action 2: Integrating Access to Research Infrastructures in Europe.
• Action 3: Training - EPS School Program - Schools for Physics students.
• Action 4: Education and teachers training.
• Action 5: Strengthening the regional cooperation among EPS member societies and physics promotion.

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