Strengthening community cohesion is a priority for the Euroregion and its people are at the heart of the 2030 euroregional project.
Strengthening community cohesion is a priority for the Euroregion and its people are at the heart of the 2030 euroregional project.
The Euroregion will give priority to young people for 2030. Consequently:
On 9 and 10 February 2023, the first Euroregional Youth Assembly (AEJ in Catalan and French) was held in Toulouse.
During this first constituent assembly, the young people were able to choose their representatives, opting for a rotating presidency, following that of the Euroregion.
Here are some presentation words from their representatives:
Aged between 17 and 29, we were selected among the candidates from the three regions of the Balearic Islands, Catalonia and Occitania to form the first Euroregional Youth Assembly (EYA). On 9 and 10 February 2023, 25 of us met for the first time at the Hôtel de Région in Toulouse, on the occasion of the handover of the Euroregion presidency.
At the end of this first meeting, we decided on our common action plan and elected our 3 representatives and spokespersons, opting for a rotating presidency: President Francesc Almendros (Catalonia), Vice-President Emilie Tamo Kamguia (Occitania) and Vice-President Pau Torres (Balearic Islands).As a consultative body of the Euroregion, the EYA has been meeting monthly, remotely, to prepare its proposals on a variety of issues: the environment, sustainable development and the responsible economy, inclusion and social rights, Catalan and Occitan languages/cultures. Gender equality is another important issue, while we are also focusing on the development of our communication plan. Motivated and united by the will to act, we have 18 months to show that youth is resourceful!
Application call open from 12/04 to 05/06/23
A new application period is open to participate in the Euroregion’s Youth Assembly, aimed at young people aged between 16 and 30, residing in Catalonia and the Balearic Islands. Applications open from 12 April to 5 June 2023.
The young people of the EYA made a video for the call for applications: discover it through their own words!
The Euroregion seeks to safeguard basic human rights: access to water, education, energy, culture….
In addition, the objectives of the Euroregion include:
The Euroregion will develop a strong culture through a common, innovative culture:
The Euroregion will embrace both its euroregional languages and new cultures:
The Euroregion seeks to be a place that is open to other cultures and other places: