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PrevEuropean Commissioner for Cohesion and Reforms Mrs. Elisa Ferreira encouraging words during the 9th Annual Forum of EUSDR22 October 2020NextFollow up on the 9th EUSDR Annual Forum now!03 November 2020

Slovakia holds the EUSDR Presidency for 2021

As part of the Croatian Presidency of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region (EUSDR), the Croatian Parliament hosted the 7th Danube Parliamentary Conference dedicated to “Smart Solutions for Sustainable Development” on 28th October 2020. This event also marked the end of the Croatian Presidency of the Strategy, which was taken on by Slovakia as per 1st November 2020. As part of the Danube Parliamentary Conference, the “steering wheel of the Presidency” was handed over by the Croatian Minister of Regional Development and EU Funds Ms Nataša Tramišak to the Slovak Ambassador to Croatia H.E. Peter Susko in the Croatian Parliament. Slovakia will now hold the EUSDR Presidency until the end of October 2021.

 

Croatia took over the EUSDR Presidency from Romania on 1st  November 2019 under the motto “EUSDR – 10 Years Later”. Read the Joint Statement of the Ministers responsible for the implementation of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region adopted at the 9th EUSDR Annual Forum organised by the Croatian EUSDR Presidency on 22nd October 2020 here.

 

 

Photo: © Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Republic of Croatia

 


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