Bulgaria Steps up Transborder Cooperation with Serbia
Politics | November 14, 2006, TuesdayBulgaria's Regional Development Deputy Minister Iskra Mihaylova is in Belgrade in order to discuss the operational programme for transborder cooperation between Bulgaria and Serbia.
The main focus of the meeting will be the debate over the financial plan in the final draft version of the programme.
The draft programme envisages for the period 2007-2013 some EUR 36.9 M to be invested in different projects that are part of the transborder cooperation programme.
Some EUR 31.3 M will be provided by the European Regional Development Fund and through the Instrument for Structural Policies for Pre-Accession (ISPA). The other EUR 5.5 M will come from national co-financing.
The programme will aim at improving the access to transport, information and communication services and at achieving stable development of the transborder systems for environment management.
The transborder project will help Bulgaria and Serbia use the infrastructure to cooperate in different sectors like culture, tourism, education and joint regional planning.
The programme encourages mutual understanding by realisation of successful cooperation models between the business and the state in key spheres.
The main focus of the meeting will be the debate over the financial plan in the final draft version of the programme.
The draft programme envisages for the period 2007-2013 some EUR 36.9 M to be invested in different projects that are part of the transborder cooperation programme.
Some EUR 31.3 M will be provided by the European Regional Development Fund and through the Instrument for Structural Policies for Pre-Accession (ISPA). The other EUR 5.5 M will come from national co-financing.
The programme will aim at improving the access to transport, information and communication services and at achieving stable development of the transborder systems for environment management.
The transborder project will help Bulgaria and Serbia use the infrastructure to cooperate in different sectors like culture, tourism, education and joint regional planning.
The programme encourages mutual understanding by realisation of successful cooperation models between the business and the state in key spheres.
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