EURegionsWeek 2025 – Atelier « A Dialogue for Enhanced Cross-Border Cooperation to Shape the BRIDGEforEU Regulation »

Cet atelier est organisé par l’ARFE et le programme INTERACT. La MOT y participera dans le cadre du projet franco-italien ALCOTRAITE. Avec l’intervention du député européen, vice-président de la MOT, Sandro Gozi.

The freshly approved BRIDGEforEU Regulation will help local authorities improve life in border regions for citizens, administrations and businesses. How can existing tools like the b-solutions initiative and Interreg help shape the new regulation? What role can Interreg programmes play? What are the current experiences with ISO 1 Interreg projects and how does that translate to the set-up of Cross-Border Coordination Points? In a joint dialogue enriched with audience Q&A and an interactive panel, we aim to bring past experiences from various border regions to the benefit of the nascent BRIDGEforEU Regulation and the implications for cohesion post-2027.

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• Small Projects, Big Impact: Putting Citizens at the Heart of Cross-Border Cooperation
• A Bridge for the EU – a new tool to better integrate border regions
• The importance of fostering cross-border economic and social development (tbc)
• Reinforcing Cross-Border Cooperation in an Evolving Cohesion Policy Landscape
• The Right to Stay Starts at Home: Housing Affordability for Stronger Territories (programme ESPON)
• Connecting Europe Locally : the EU Local Councillors ‘ Network in action
• Unlocking the potential of EU Border Regions: Data Driven decision making to enhance cross-border public services
• Regions and municipalities in action: tackling uncertainty through prevention, preparedness, and protection in European cross-border territories
• Cooperation for a safer tomorrow: strengthening security and resilience across Europe
• Bridging borders: Interreg IPA, the power tool for enlargement
• Galicia-North Portugal EGTC: A Blueprint for Cross-Border Strategic Planning (EURegionsTalk)
• Interreg Solutions for Local Challenges: How Cooperation Supports Peripheral and Border regions in central Europe (EURegionsTalk)