Kalmar (Sweden) became the meeting point for Euroregion Baltic on 17–18 March 2026, hosting the General Assembly of the EGTC Euroregion Baltic and the final meeting of the Euroregion Baltic Executive Board, marking the conclusion of the organisation’s previous structure.
During the meetings, the Presidency of Euroregion Baltic was officially transferred from the Pomorskie Voivodeship to the Region of Kalmar. Ms Maria Ixcot Nilsson took over as President of Euroregion Baltic, while Mr Michał Kontraktowicz assumed the role of Vice-President. The new leadership will guide the organisation through the first full year of its EGTC framework.
The General Assembly approved the Action Plan of the Kalmar Presidency for 2026–2027. The document sets out priorities aimed at strengthening Euroregion Baltic’s international presence, enhancing its role in EU policy discussions, and addressing key regional challenges, including demographic shifts in small municipalities, labour market trends, and access to public services.
The next General Assembly will take place on 11–13 May 2026 in Tallinn, held in connection with the EUSBSR Annual Forum.