EU Strategy for Baltic Sea

The second meeting of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region High Level Group was held on 13th December 2010 in Brussels. During the meeting, the Group gave its consent to the 2010 Annual Report and the updated Action Plan.

The European Commission has launched another newsletter on the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region containing some important information regarding current and future developments within the Strategy.

Mr Hans Brask, Director of the Baltic Development Forum decided to share his thoughts about recently held Annual Forum of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region. In his remarks Mr Brask speaks about the Forum as a means for reaching out to different stakeholders on all levels of cooperation.

One year after adopting the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region, the European Commission has issued the first report on its implementation.

The European Commission has issued the second newsletter on the current developments within the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region. The current issue contains information about the Annual Forum held in Tallin, Estonia between 14-15th October, and the draft Annual Report on the implementation of the Strategy.

Between 14-15th October 2010 in Tallin, Estonia, the European Commission organised the first Annual Forum of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region. The Forum was opened by Mr Toomas Hendrik Ilves, President of the Republic of Estonia, who emphasised the fact that the Strategy was the first one to have originated from a […]

The Monitoring Group on Cultural Heritage in the Baltic Sea States organises the 4th Baltic Sea Region Cultural Heritage Forum in Riga, Latvia between 8 and 11 September 2010. Find more information in the invitation and the programme of the Forum.

Baltic Sea Region Programme BaltSeaPlan project is about Maritime Spatial Planning of the Baltic Sea and will accompany the EU Maritime Policy by supporting the introduction of Integrated Maritime Spatial Planning (IMSP) and drawing up National Maritime Strategies in the partner countries. It also contributes to the implementation of the HELCOM recommendation on Broad-scale Maritime […]

On 16th of June the European Parliament supported the establishment of the Joint Baltic Sea Research and Development Programme, BONUS- 169. The objective of BONUS- 169 is to integrate the Baltic Sea System Research into a durable cooperative, interdisciplinary, well integrated and focused multinational programme to support the region’s sustainable development. The Programme’s funding is […]

European Commission has launched a bimonthly newsletter on the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region.