You are in : Homepage > News
Partners of the European Straits Initiative have defended their position to save maritime cross-border cooperation programmes after 2020.
Read moreIn the framework of PASSAGE project, straits’ territories have expressed their position to the European Commission
Read moreTen years after their first meeting, partners of the European Straits Initiative are looking forward to renew their commitment.
Read moreOn 21 May 2018, the Kvarken Council annual general meeting has taken an historical decision: transforming the Council from a registered association to an EGTC.
Read moreSeveral European Straits Initiative members gathered in Paris on 29 May, in the offices of the Permanent Representation of the European Parliament.
Read moreSecond part of Mob’inclus project, started end 2016, departure of young volunteers from Pas-de-Calais abroad in ESI partner territories is planned on 17 July.
Read moreThe draft regulations published on 29 May confirm the misgivings of straits’ territories: maritime cross-border cooperation is the “poor relation” of the European Commission’s proposals.
Read moreA new study published by EY analyses the value of trade travelling through the Channel Tunnel between the UK and EU countries.
Read moreA delegation from Pas-de-Calais, led by Vice-president Mireille Hingrez-Cereda, participated to the Fehmarnbelt Days on 28-29 May 2018.
Read moreOn 7 and 8 May 2018, a delegation from Lolland municipality and Fehmarnbelt Development has travelled to Dover Strait to learn about the impacts of the tunnel.
Read moreAfter the proposals for the new Multiannual Financial Framework, the European straits express their strong concerns regarding the future of cross-border cooperation on maritime borders.
Read moreMARITTIMOTECH Interreg project launches its accompanying course for entrepreneurs in the field of blue economy.
Read morePASSAGE project partners were able to share their thoughts on what really matters when it comes to cooperate across maritime borders.
Read moreThe French ministry of Europe and Foreign affairs acknowledges the expertise of Pas-de-Calais in “cross-border cooperation on maritime borders”.
Read moreThis is the idea suggested by Boris Johnson, the UK foreign secretary.
Read moreSeveral ESI partners have highlighted and discussed the specific challenges of maritime border regions and, more specifically, straits’ areas.
Read moreThe European Commission launches a call for pilot actions “B-solutions” in border regions. Unfortunately, maritime borders are not eligible.
Read moreFrom April 2018, go for the implementation of the cross-border action plans designed by the partners to reduce carbon emissions in their straits.
Read moreThe results of the FinEst Link project, officially displayed in February 2018, demonstrate the technical feasibility of a railway tunnel between Helsinki and Tallinn.
Read moreCopyright Pas-de-Calais le Département - Legal Requirements - Credits