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Securing the Future – 16th EUSBSR Annual Forum

Last week of October, the coastal city of Sopot in Poland turned into a hotspot for cooperation in the Baltic Sea Region.

Securing the Future – Views from the Policy Area Coordinators

Annual Forum 2025 – Building the Baltic Sea Region’s AI Future: From Hype to Real Impact

Annual Forum 2025 – New Circular Economy Solutions: Perspectives to Circular Economy in a Panel Discussion 

Moderator Adam Høyer Lentz and the panellists Dr. Edita Baltrėnaitė-Gedienė, Gunnar Platz, Paula Biveson and Aleksandra Najda Photo by Mayumi Narongin Fujikawa

Annual Forum 2025 – Energy Transformation: pathways to Baltic Sea region‘s energy resilience

Annual Forum 2025 – The Soft Core of Hard Security: Community Cohesion and Agency in Times of Insecurity

Annual Forum 2025 – Routes That Resonate: Tourism and Culture as Bridges in the Baltic Sea Region

Annual Forum 2025 – Economy of Wellbeing of People: Building Sustainable Working Lives in the Baltic Sea Region

Annual Forum 2025 – Regions bordering Russian Federation and Belarus

On the first day of the 16th Annual Forum of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region, the Office of the Marshal of the Pomorskie Voivodeship organised a session dedicated to the problems and challenges faced by regions bordering Russia and Belarus.

Annual Forum 2025 – Beyond Borders: Turning Interreg Results into Policy Action

At this year’s EUSBSR Annual Forum in Sopot, the session “Beyond Borders: Interreg Results in Action for a Resilient and Safe Baltic Sea Region” showcased how Interreg Baltic Sea Region projects are transforming challenges into policy-relevant results.

Norway takes a step towards a full membership of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region

Norway and the eight member states of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region (EUSBSR) have taken an important step towards deepening their cooperation.

Sometimes national strategies are too small, and the EU is too large – enhancing regional cooperation in the Baltic Sea Region

EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region, together with partners, was selected to be part of the 23rd edition of the European Week of Regions and Cities in Brussels.