REGIONAL GOVERNANCE IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT - DANUTA HÜBNER TALKS TO THE REGIONS
"Regional Governance in a Global Context" is the title
of the Conference organised by the European Commission in association
with the Forum of Global Associations of Regions (FOGAR) last
month.
Danuta Hübner, Commissioner for Regional Policy, invited
representatives from Governments and regions in Europe, Africa,
Russia, China and South America to look at the experience of EU
regional policy and similar policies in other parts of the world.
Enrico Mayrhofer: Commissioner, this Conference brings together
representatives from Regions from all over the world. Is there
a growing interest in regional policy in the EUs external
relations? Why?
Danuta Hübner: This is the first time that the Commission
has organised a conference at regional level with representatives
from the whole world and I hope it will not be the last...
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JEAN-YVES LE DRIAN CALLS FOR AN INTEGRATED MARITIME
POLICY
Interview with Jean-Yves Le Drian during European Maritime Day,
Stakeholders Conference, Rome, Italy, 19-20 May 2009.
Produced by the European Commission
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the video (only in French)
Summary
in English of the Interview
The
CPMR participation in the European Maritime Days
REGIONS FROM ZIMBABWE AND SENEGAL TALK TO THE CPMR
In the framework of the European Platform of Regional/Local
Authorities for Development, the seminar Regions and
Development: the role of Regions in a new global framework
took place last month in Marseille (France, 29 May 2009). The
event was a good opportunity to exchange experiences of regional
governance at global level. In this context, numerous delegates
spoke for the Southern Regions, such as Moroccan,
Senegalese, and Zimbabwean representatives, helping to improve
the focus and effectiveness of aid.
Charles Katiza from Zimbabwe, Chairman of the African Caribbean
and Pacific Local Government Platform (ACPLGP), is an expert in
regional development and is also former Secretary General of the
African Union of Local Authorities...
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