Black Sea 2007-2013 joint cooperation program has been launched

The Romanian Ministry of Regional Development and Housing, in its capacity as the common management authority for the Black Sea 2007-2013 joint cooperation program, organizes, May 5-6, a conference for the launching of the program.

The Black Sea 2007-2013 Joint Operational Program is sponsored by the European Union under the European Neighborhood and Partnership Instrument (ENPI) and the Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) and co-funded by the participating countries.

Expected to attend the event are officials and potential beneficiaries from the 10 participating countries – Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, Turkey, Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia – as well as officials of the European Commission and other international organizations operating in the Black Sea zone.

The first day of the conference is devoted to the presentation and promotion of the program as part of European and international initiatives in the Black Sea basin, while the second is devoted to potential beneficiaries, which will be introduced the priorities of the program for the generation of project ideas and assessing eligibility of applications.

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