
What does the Romanian-Hungarian border area need most? What challenges do people and organisations face across the border, and where can we work together? The Interreg VI-A Romania-Hungary Programme (Managing Authority, Hungarian National Authority, Joint Secretariat and Info Point), together with experts from the Central European Service for Cross-border Initiatives (CESCI), invites stakeholders from Romania […]
The story of two women who turned the fight against bullying into a promise: no child faces it alone It doesn't always start with a fight in the schoolyard. It starts quieter than that. A girl who stops raising her hand in class. A boy who eats lunch alone, again, and says he's "not hungry." […]
A new era in cross-border cooperation and the removal of administrative obstacles under the "BRIDGEforEU" Regulation. Nearly one-third of the European Union's population - approximately 150 million people - live in border regions. Although the freedom of the single market theoretically ensures mobility, daily reality often shows otherwise. When accessing jobs, educational opportunities, healthcare, or […]
The preparation of the Interreg Chapter for 2028–2034 is ongoing and we want to hear from people who live, work and cooperate across the Romania-Hungary border. To feed the Territorial Analysis for the Interreg Chapter, we are launching an Online Survey. The survey includes four sections. Choose the one that best describes you and share […]
"If you could change just one thing in your city or in the cross-border region tomorrow, what would you change?" That was how we opened our event "Beyond borders: youth ideas for tomorrow" on September 30th at the University of Debrecen. A simple question, with no wrong answers, and the start of a day that […]
On 1 September 2026, representatives of Romania and Hungary gathered in Oradea for the first meeting of the Programming Committee (PC), marking the formal start of the preparation of the Interreg Chapter for the 2028-2034 programming period. The Programming Committee brings together representatives of national, regional and local authorities, institutions and other relevant organisations from […]
How Romanian and Hungarian researchers are helping doctors stay one step ahead of antimicrobial resistance A patient arrives at the hospital with a severe infection. Doctors begin treatment, but they do not yet know which bacterium is responsible. Every hour counts. Somewhere, hidden within a tiny clinical sample, lies the answer that could change the […]
What does Europe mean to young people today? Opportunities? Connection? The freedom to study, travel, cooperate and share ideas beyond borders? These were some of the questions that brought students together on May 12th at the University of Oradea for an interactive workshop organised on the occasion of Europe Day by the Managing Authority of […]
The 5th Monitoring Committee Meeting, held online on 16 December 2025, marked an important milestone in the implementation of the Interreg VI-A Romania–Hungary Programme. The meeting provided an opportunity to review progress to date and to set priorities for the upcoming implementation phase. Thanks to the dedication and professionalism of project partners and Programme structures, the Programme has reached full operational capacity […]
In the Romanian–Hungarian border region, many people regularly cross the border to receive the medical care they need. But when hospitals cannot easily share patient information, treatment is delayed, and coordination becomes difficult. Improving data exchange is essential to ensure timely and safe care for patients on both sides of the border. To address this, […]
From 9 to 13 June 2026, Brussels will host the third edition of the Festival of the New European Bauhaus - five days dedicated to ideas, creativity, and collaboration. The Festival brings together sustainability, good design, and inclusion, turning the vision of the European Green Deal into concrete actions with real impact on communities. More than just an event, the Festival is a […]
Every year around 21 September, people across Europe and beyond celebrate something that touches all our lives: cooperation across borders. Since 2012, Interreg Cooperation Day has reminded us of a simple truth: Europe works better when we work together. This year felt especially meaningful as it also marked 35 years of Interreg. Creativity as a […]
The Project Implementation Manual (PIM) and Visual Identity Manual (VIM) have been recently updated to make project implementation and communication clearer and more effective. The PIM updates focus on three main areas. Section 3.1.2 on project communication has been simplified to provide general guidance and references to VIM for easier navigation, while all detailed communication requirements are now included in the revised VIM. Annex […]
Update: The PowerPoint presentations from the Hungarian sessions organized between March 3-6, 2025, are now available for download here. Additionally, the PowerPoints for OSI in Romanian, as well as the upcoming training calendar for March and April, can be consulted below. ---- Between February 24 and February 27, 2025, we successfully concluded a series of four online training sessions tailored for project […]
We are pleased to announce that the Project Implementation Manual (PIM) for all projects contracted under the Interreg VI-A Romania-Hungary Programme is now available for download! You can access it in the Documents 2021-2027 / Project Documents section of the Programme website, where you will find all essential materials for project implementation, including the JEMS Manual and the Visual Identity Toolkit. The Project Implementation Manual (PIM) serves as […]
We are delighted to share important developments from the 4th Monitoring Committee (MC) meeting, held on December 16, 2024. These advancements represent a major milestone in fostering cooperation and sustainable growth across the border region. New Projects Selected Under Priority 2, 1st Open Call A total of over €25.4 million from the European Regional Development […]
Significant progress was achieved during the 4th Monitoring Committee Meeting of the Interreg VI-A Romania-Hungary Programme, held online on December 16, 2024, as all 11 Operations of Strategic Importance (OSI) outlined in Appendix 3 of the Programme were approved for funding. This milestone emphasizes the Programme’s commitment to fostering cross-border cooperation and addressing key regional […]
On November 27, 2024, the conference "EU Values Overcoming Borders" took place in Oradea, marking the celebration of Interreg Cooperation Day 2024. Organised by the Interreg VI-A Romania-Hungary Programme in partnership with Ţării Crişurilor Museum from Oradea, the event brought together over 120 participants. It served as a platform to explore the relations between Romania […]
We are pleased to invite you to a conference organised by the Interreg VI-A Romania-Hungary Programme, in partnership with Ţării Crişurilor Museum Oradea to celebrate Interreg Cooperation Day 2024. This year’s theme, "EU Values Overcoming Borders" highlights the spirit of unity that has brought us together as European nations through cooperation, shared development, and community-building. […]
IMPORTANT UPDATE: We are pleased to announce that the last Monitoring Committee Decision, issued this month, brought several changes to Priority 1 allocated funds. Thus, the total ERDF has been increased to €22,743,804.80 (from about €21.77 million), and re-distributed among the three Specific Objectives as follows: 2.2 Promoting renewable energy: € 9,372,741.97 (a new project […]
For the second consecutive year, the Interreg V-A Romania–Hungary Programme reached the finals of the prestigious RegioStars competition, organised by the European Commission — a mark of excellence awarded to projects funded by European funds that demonstrate real impact, innovation, replication potential, and contribution to territorial cohesion in the European Union. This year, the competition […]
We are excited to share that two of our projects have been selected as finalists in the prestigious REGIOSTARS 2024 competition! 🎉 Out of a record 262 applications from across Europe, Chess Start|ROHU-277 (A Social and Inclusive Europe) and RO-HU 390 TRANSBORDER (A Connected Europe) have made it to the top 25. These outstanding projects, […]
Ensuring access to medical services is crucial for a high quality of life, especially in the Romanian-Hungarian border region where nearly 4 million residents rely on over 70 urban hospitals. More than 7 years ago, as the funding strategy for the Interreg V-A Romania-Hungary Programme was shaped, addressing the poor state of hospital infrastructure and […]
Yesterday, on December 12th, 2023, the Interreg V-A Romania-Hungary Programme officially closed its implementation in Baktalórántház, Hungary, during the Annual Event. Representatives from the European Commission, Managing Authority, and National Authority, as well as ROHU beneficiaries, came together to celebrate the achievements of 7 years of Romanian-Hungarian cooperation and the joint efforts to improve the […]
The Management Authority (MA) of the Interreg V-A Romania-Hungary Programme has initiated and got the approval for the Cooperation Programme's (CP) revision. The updated version of the Programme mainly reflects the reallocation of funds between Priority Axis (PA), as a result of the Monitoring Committee’s (MC) decision on the further commitment of identified available ERDF. […]
Representatives of the Government of Romania , the Government of Hungary and the European Commission have confirmed their participation in the event, which will be further boosted by the invited keynote speakers within the panel and facilitated by Mrs Livia Banu, executive director of BRECO, the institution hosting of the Joint Secretariat and First Level […]
REGIOSTARS, the annual competition organised by the European Commission, Directorate-General for Regional and Urban Policies (DG REGIO), has reached its 16th edition. Over the years, the competition has become a mark of excellence for EU-funded innovative and inclusive projects in terms of regional development. In this context, the Managing Authority encourages beneficiaries of projects implemented […]
The Monitoring Committee of the Interreg V-A Romania-Hungary Programme met online, on February 3rd 2023, to discuss important implementation-related aspects.
The main topics on the Agenda concerned ROHU Programme’s performance at closure. In this context, the MC was called to decide upon the future commitment of unused ERDF and the related Cooperation Programme’s modification.
The Interreg VI-A Romania-Hungary Programme was adopted by the European Commission on December 16, 2022.
Having a total allocation of 175,940,025 EUR, out of which 140,752,020 EUR ERDF, the new Programme will be jointly implemented by Romania, as Managing Authority, hosted by the Ministry of Development, Public Works and Administration and Hungary as National Authority, hosted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
The Monitoring Committee of the Interreg V-A Romania-Hungary Programme met on October 11th 2022, to discuss the programme's implementation status and to decide on the future use of the available ERDF.
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The Romanian beneficiaries of Subsidy contracts can adjust their public procurement contracts/sectoral contracts/framework agreements related to investment projects financed from non-reimbursable European funds
Between 17-18 May we had the pleasure to host the visit of our colleagues from the European Commission (EC), namely Mr. Pascal BOIJMANS, Head of Unit - Interreg, Cross-Border Cooperation, Internal Borders (DG Regio), and Ms. Anna-Monika MODZELEWSKA, our ROHU Programme’s desk officer.
We are pleased to announce that the Programming Committee approved the Interreg VI-A Romania-Hungary Programme, during the 4th PC meeting held online on Tuesday, March 22nd, 2022.
You can consult the MDPWA Order no. 1931 / 20.12.2021 and its annexes here: https://mdlpa.ro/pages/programeeuropene20142020
During October - November 2021, the Managing Authority and the Joint Secretariat performed a series of on-site visits in the eligible area. The first priority was to meet the strategic partners of the Programme, members of the Monitoring Committee for the 2014+ period and of the Programming Committee for 2020+, namely the county councils of Arad, Bihor, Csongrád-Csanád, Békés, Hajdú-Bihar, Satu Mare, Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg and Timiș.
❗Deadline for survey extended to September 20❗
The aim of the survey is to collect additional details from the perspective of the potential beneficiaries and former beneficiaries during projects’ preparation, motivations for future involvement as potential beneficiaries of the Programme 2021-2027 and, in particular, existing project ideas.
Between 26 – 29 July 2021, the structures of the Interreg V-A Romania-Hungary Programme, particularly representatives of the Ministry of Development, Public Works and Administration in Romania, Joint Secretariat and BRECO Oradea, organized a series of site visits to 5 strategic projects, to monitor their progress and to support them in implementing their planned activities.
The new cohesion policy legislative package for the 2021-2027 period, adopted on 24.06.2021, has been published in the Official Journal of the European Union.
On Monday, June 14, 2021, the Programming Committee (PC) of the Interreg Programme between Romania and Hungary, for the period 2021-2027 approved the selection of the Policy Objectives (PO) and relevant Interreg Specific Objective (ISO) to be financed in the next programming period.

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