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AER political Bureau meeting Presentation

22 February, 2001 By Editor

AER political Bureau meeting in Oberkirch in 2001

The political Bureau of the Assembly of European Regions (AER) will meet on Friday 2nd March. At the invitation of Mr Stächele, Secretary of State for Baden-Württemberg (D) and President ... Read More

European Governance: for subsidiarity and cooperation in an enlarged Europe

8 December, 2000 By Editor

Seinäjoki, South Ostrobothnia (FIN), 8 December 2000 Mrs Liese Prokop, the new AER President, declared in her opening speech for her mandate that the acceptation of enlargement, the application ... Read More

Seminar on the Information Society: Region of the Future, closer to citizens

7 December, 2000 By Editor

Seinäjoki, South Ostrobothnia (FIN), 8 December 2000 On 7 December 2000, the Region of South Ostrobothnia and the Assembly of European Regions (AER)organised in Seinäjoki (Finland) a reflection seminar ... Read More

General Assembly 2002 in Seinäjoki: A woman at the head of the AER!

7 December, 2000 By Editor

15th General Assembly of the Regions of Europe Seinäjoki, South Ostrobothnia (FIN), 7 December 2000 Mrs Liese Prokop, Vice-Minister President of Niederösterreich (Austria) since 1992, has just been elected AER ... Read More

AER Centurio 2000: Results

6 December, 2000 By Editor

Seinäjoki, South Ostrobothnia (FIN), 6 December 2000 The evaluation seminar 2000 for the Centurio programme of the Assembly of European Regions took place on 6 th December 2000 in Seinäjoki ... Read More

AER Conference: “Regions and Culture in the Europe of tomorrow”

9 October, 2000 By Editor

Nearly 150 regional representatives charged with culture from twenty odd countries are expected, at the invitation of Mr Claude Ruey, State Councillor for the Canton of Vaud (CH) and AER ... Read More

AER Summer School: Vilnius hosts edition 2000

19 July, 2000 By Editor

The fifth AER Summer School will take place on 6-11th August in Vilnius, Lithuania (candidate country for the European Union (EU)). Just like every year, the event aims to stimulate ... Read More

Luc Van den Brande Laureat of the Emperor Maximilian Prize 2000

14 June, 2000 By Editor

Mr Luc Van den Brande, President of the Assembly of European Regions (AER) since December 1996, received the Emperor Maximilian Prize 2000 for his work in favour of the development ... Read More

“Yes, to the concept of a European Federation, but…”

25 May, 2000 By Editor

On behalf of the Assembly of European Regions Mr Luc Van den Brande, its President, was delighted with the depth and the quality of the debate launched at European level ... Read More

Meeting of the political Bureau of the AER

28 April, 2000 By Editor

The political Bureau of the Assembly of European Regions (AER) will meet on the 5th May 2000 in Stuttgart – Baden-Württemberg (D). The meeting will be chaired by AER President ... Read More

The Chechnyan crisis: The AER expresses its concern

24 February, 2000 By Editor

AER Confirms also its wish to contribute to a political solution which respects the principles of Regionalism The AER Presidium expresses its concern regarding the situation in Chechnya. It deplores ... Read More

“The Regions’ contribution to the Enlargement process”

21 October, 1999 By Editor

Wroclaw, Woj. Dolnoslaskie (PL), 21 October 1999 Over 250 representatives from 64 Regions in 20 countries took part in this Conference which gave speakers from the European institutions, interregional ... Read More

14th General Assembly of European Regions: 2-3 December 1999, Lyon, Rhône-Alpes (F)

28 September, 1999 By Editor

At the invitation of Anne-Marie Comparini, President of the Rhône-Alpes Region, the representatives of 300 Regions from 26 European countries, members of the Assembly of European Regions (AER), will take ... Read More

Meeting of the AER political Bureau

12 May, 1999 By Editor

Brussels, 12 May 1999 The first meeting of the AER political Bureau, in its new composition issued from elections at the General Assembly in Linz (A) in last December, ... Read More