Strategie Euroregionu Pomerania. Ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem strategii rozwoju i działania Euroregionu Pomerania 2021–2030

<jats:p>Strategies of the Euroregion Pomerania. With particular emphasis on the development and operational strategy of the Euroregion Pomerania 2021&amp;ndash;2030 Cross-border cooperation is a permanent element of cooperation between European regions located in border areas. Its origins date back to the late 1950s. In Poland, cross-border cooperation could only develop after the collapse of the Eastern Bloc and the reunification of Germany. The Pomerania Euroregion was established last on Poland&amp;rsquo;s western border, in December 1995. The Pomerania Euroregion is one of the most important areas of cross-border cooperation in Europe, encompassing the regions of Poland and Germany, and from 1998 to 2013 also Sweden. The key tool for implementing this cooperation is the Euroregional strategy, a long-term action plan that takes into account the established goals and the specific nature of the given area and its surroundings. It shapes the development of the Euroregional area, its future, and maximizes the benefits of cooperation. The strategy presents the challenges and opportunities facing the Pomerania Euroregion in the 21st century, such as globalization, the development of digital technologies, environmental issues, and intercultural cooperation. The strategy is a prerequisite for the effective implementation of various initiatives and allows for the effective management of the Euroregion.</jats:p>