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Cohesion policy - 01.02.2018
CEMR is pressing for four commitments to make Cohesion policy prevail Thanks to the European Union’s cohesion policy, towns and regions all over the continent benefit from investments in sectors that are essential for our daily lives: from transport, energy and innovation to jobs and skills. And yet, cohesion policy is in danger of being cut after 2020 in the next EU spending plan.
That’s why we decided to defend cohesion policy’s future at the debate on this issue at the European Parliament on 1 February. Representing the interests of Europe’s local and regional governments, CEMR Secretary General Frédéric Vallier took this opportunity to present four ...
That’s why we decided to defend cohesion policy’s future at the debate on this issue at the European Parliament on 1 February. Representing the interests of Europe’s local and regional governments, CEMR Secretary General Frédéric Vallier took this opportunity to present four ...
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