The pilot project entitled “Serbian members in an EGTC” has been launched with the aim of promoting deeper, more structured cross-border cooperation between local governments and institutions operating in the Hungarian-Serbian border region.
The INTERREG VI-A Romania-Hungary Cooperation Program is implementing a two-year cultural initiative called MIKROKOSMOS (project ID: ROHU00495), which focuses on the legacy of Béla Bartók and strengthens Hungarian-Romanian border relations.
The Kolo Serbian Cultural Centre opened its doors at the end of March 2019, and over the past years it has promoted interethnic solidarity and the networking of people living in the border region through numerous cultural, religious, social and economic events.
The ROHU72 project of the Volunteer Firefighters Association (VFA) of the City of Mórahalom was closed on 30 November 2023, whose management was carried out by the BTC EGTC. The Volunteer Fire Brigade Association of Mórahalom purchased a special vehicle.
in the professional implementation of which BTC EGTC took a significant role in taking care of cross-border tasks.
The Green Transport project (ROHU422), a partnership between Mórahalom (HU) and Jimbolia (RO), is nearing its end, with the closing conference taking place on 19 July 2023.
At the end of 2022, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade launched a call for proposals to support the operational and project funding activities of the European Groupings for Territorial Cooperation in 2023. The available funding was HUF 170 million, of which a maximum of HUF 17 million per applicant could be awarded.
“Investment Opportunities in the Border Region” was organised on 23 November 2022 by Horgos Local Community (Serbia), where the BTC EGTC was also represented. In the course of the programme, the potentials and opportunities of the border region were presented, which serve the development of the territory of Voivodina based on the dynamically developing market of Serbia.
The Municipality4Democracy training course was held in Oslo, Norway, between October 9-14. 2022, to which 28 youth professionals from 10 European Union countries (Portugal, Italy, Norway, Belgium, Greece, Poland, Slovenia, Slovakia, Croatia, Hungary) were invited.
The BTC EGTC organised a Romania-Hungary Programming Conference in Jimbolia, on 27 September 2022, which was prepared and organised as per the request of the Romanian member municipalities.