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Regional Communication Programme leaflet

The Regional Communication Programme, which runs 2011 to 2014 with a total budget of 14 million euro, aims to improve knowledge of the European Union and its neighbourhood policy. The programme contributes to greater understanding of EU policies and highlights cooperation actions carried out in the region. The programme works on developing sustainable communication networks and aims to strengthen the capacity and competences of journalists in the area of European affairs. It follows on from the previous phase of the Regional Information and Communication Programme.

The countries taking part in the programme are: Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, occupied Palestinian territory, Syria, Tunisia (South) and Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Russia, Ukraine (East);

 

 
NEWS
Lebanon: 3.9 million TV households and 94 cinema screens – a special report from Euromed Audiovisual
The EU-funded Euromed Audiovisual III programme and the European Audiovisual...
Tunisia: Sfax architectural heritage under the flashbulbs of European and Maghreb photographers
The Delegation of the European Union to Tunisia is organizing ‘The SFAX...
Jazz au Chellah Festival: when European Jazz meets Moroccan music
The ‘Jazz au Chellah’ Festival, a platform of European Jazz...
FEATURES
Interview with Rafaella Iodice – Cooperation is all about people
 Working closely with civil society and cooperation in the areas of human...
A movie from Gaza to London: Awatif’s mission impossible
 A girl from a refugee camp in Gaza who wants to become an international...
Seeking film producers to portray the ‘Arab Spring’
Could the ‘Arab Spring’ be the creative driving force behind the...
PUBLICATIONS
Projects in Action: the human face of EU Neigbourhood cooperation
Projects in Action, a magazine produced by the EU Neighbourhood Info Centre is...
EU funding Handbook
A handbook on “European Union Funding for the Neighbourhood and...
Neighbourhood South glossary
The glossary of words commonly used in the EU’s relations with its...
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