Workshop preparing a political debate on voluntarily applicable specific legal provisions for border regions: - Overcoming borders - Strengthening cooperation - Deepening integration
The aim of the seminar is to provide the EGTCs representatives with a digestible amount of relevant knowledge on the Interreg world – at both programme and project level.
“EUBORDERREGIONS. European Regions, EU External Borders and the Immediate Neighbours. Analysing Regional Development Options through Policies and Practices of Cross-Border Co-operation" is a 4-years long FP7 research project, launched in March 2011, with the main objective to identify challenges to economic, social and territorial cohesion as well as regional development potentials in different borderlands at the EU’s external frontiers.
Organised by the French-Belgian Health Observatory.
Organised at the Assemblée Nationale by Philip Cordery, Member of parliament for French residents in the Benelux and Chairman of the Parliamentary Group on Cross-Border Cooperation (FR), in partnership with the MOT.
On 2 December, the Committee of the Regions will hold a conference on "Governing a multilevel Europe".
The conference is organized by Peipsi Center for Transboundary Cooperation (as EUBORDERREGION consortium member) and the Centre for EU-Russia Studies at the University of Tartu. A Call for papers has been launched.
Dans le cadre de cet événement un atelier est consacré à l'international : "Les métropoles durables dans les agendas urbains européen et international".
The conference "Border crossing, opportunity or transgression ? Cross-border trade and smuggling in the world" is organising by the Laboratoire Discontinuités (Artois University).
The BRIT* 14th international conference will be held from 4 to 7 November 2014 on the France-Belgium border (Arras, Lille and Mons) on the topic “The border, a source of innovation”.
Organised by the "Réseau interdisciplinaire pour l’aménagement et la cohésion des territoires de l’Europe et de ses voisinages" (RIATE)
Organised by the CESCI, the MOT and INFH.
