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TunisiaCelebrating cooperation along EU’s external borders: successful cross border cooperation to continue under new programme
November 16, 2016
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Delegates from over 30 countries gathered yesterday in Brussels to celebrate the achievements of more than 900 projects financed under 13 European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument cross border cooperation programmes (ENPI CBC 2007-2013) and discuss the new 16 European Neighbourhood Instrument cross border cooperation programmes (ENI CBC 2014-2020).
The conference “Celebrating cooperation on the EU’s external borders: ENPI CBC 2007-2013 closing and ENI CBC launching conference” addressedways to build on this success, the new features of the ENI CBC 2014-2020 programmes, as well as the role that cross border cooperation plays in the relations between the European Union and its neighbours.
“For nearly 10 years now, the positive impact of Cross Border Cooperation has been felt across Europe and beyond. It has played a key role in border regions: Strengthening the economies, addressing environmental issues and bringing people together. The impact is huge and makes a real difference to the lives of citizens”, said Christian Danielsson, Director General, DG Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations (NEAR).
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