EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region

Q2 Social Sciences

Regions and Cohesion Pub Date : 2020-12-01 DOI:10.3167/reco.2020.100310

Zane Sime

引用次数: 16

Abstract

Support to the strategy – involving actors from all Baltic Sea Region Countries Norwegian regions are actively involved in Baltic Sea Region co-operation – through different Baltic Sea organisations, through participation in cross-boarder and transnational cooperation programmes (Interreg) and by taking part in projects as well as bilateral cooperation measures. Eastern Norway County Network strongly supports the development of an EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region and will like to contribute to the consultation process with some views from the side of Norwegian regions.

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欧盟波罗的海地区战略

对战略的支持- -涉及所有波罗的海地区国家的行动者- -挪威各地区通过不同的波罗的海组织，通过参与跨国界和跨国合作方案(Interreg)以及通过参加项目和双边合作措施，积极参与波罗的海地区的合作。东挪威县网大力支持制定欧盟波罗的海区域战略，并愿意听取挪威各区域方面的一些意见，为协商进程作出贡献。

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Regions and Cohesion Social Sciences-Political Science and International Relations

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