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Explore the campaigns that are running now and get ready to participate.Interreg Cooperation Day
Every year on 21 September and surrounding weeks, Interreg programmes and projects organise dozens of cultural events, leisure activities, and sports across the continent. The goal is to showcase real results of collaboration through engaging activities that bring communities together.
This year we're celebrating the campaign's 15th anniversary. Discover more about it here!
Interreg Project Slam
The Interreg Project Slam is a storytelling competition for Interreg projects across Europe. Projects share their story of cooperation and impact through a short narrative, a professional video and a live presentation.
Participants receive storytelling training. Six finalists are selected to produce a video and present their story at the Interreg Knowledge Fair.
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How can young people shape the future of Interreg? The Italy-Croatia case
What would it take for young people to have a real say in the future of European cooperation? In the Interreg Italy-Croatia Programme, the answer is beginning to take shape: young representatives have been approved as advisory members of the Task Force preparing the 2028–2034 programme.
09 November 2026
Faces of Interreg: Desislava Tencheva on leading a Communication Unit at a Ministry
Desislava Tencheva explains how challenging it is to find a win-win solution in an administrative environment that is not always designed to make such solutions possible.
06 November 2026
What Interreg changes on the ground in Montenegro
Around the Bay of Kotor, neighbours facing the same problems are finding ways to solve them together.
05 November 2026
More than 1 500 Interreg projects support employment and the labour market
Employment opportunities shape the future of people and communities. In many European regions, labour-market challenges are closely connected to wider issues such as regional development, demographic change and access to opportunities. Addressing them often requires cooperation that goes beyond national borders.
03 November 2026