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MOT Events 2 and 3 June 2010, Paris (France)The MOT AGM and Conference-debate on "The organization and financing of cross-border cooperation in Europe"
The programme
6 October 2009, Brussels (Belgium)Open Days 2009 - EUROMOT Workshop on "Local cross-border territories at the service of citizens" ![]() Programme - Further information 10
and 11 June 2009,
Collioure and Figueres (Catalan cross-border area)MOT Annual
General Meeting and Conference-debate "The local cross-border
cooperation in the future European territorial cohesion policy"
Languages: French, English, Catalan Programme of the conference-debate Presentation of the Catalan cross-border area Summary ("Cross-border news", No.51, June/July 2009)
8 and 9
November 2007, Lille (France)Conference "Cross-border territories: Day-to-day europe" More than 800 persons came from all European borders to participate in the European conference organised in Lille by the MOT on 8 and November 2007. The objective was to discuss the political and operational issues of cross-border cooperation and show that a Europe close to its citizens is on the move in the cross-border territories. The 12 workshops provided opportunities for topic-by-topic highlighting of issues, projects, good practices, etc., leading to concrete proposals in the form of recommendations, which will be collected early in 2008 in a white paper addressed to national and European institutions. The two plenary panel discussions showed that cross-border territories* meet real needs, are an effective means of boosting Europe and must receive greater support from national and European authorities. Proceedings
16 November 2006, Metz (France)Information and discussion day on the EGTC Proceedings *
With the examples of:
Lille-Kortrijk-Tournai Eurometropolis (France/Belgium), Basque Eurocity
Bayonne San-Sebastian (France/Spain), City Twins Frankfurt
(Oder)/Slubice (Germany/Poland), Basle Trinational Eurodistrict
(France/Germany/Switzerland), Newry-Dundalk Twin City Project (Northern
Ireland/Rep. of Ireland).
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