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Make it easier for municipalities on the borders with Poland and the Czech Republic to cooperate with these countries (G-SIG: 16010160)

rejectedGermany· German Bundestag· DE

Introduced

25 January 2006

Last action

2 July 2009 · Beratung

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Abgelehnt

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26 July 2022

Summary

Improving cross-border cooperation with Poland and the Czech Republic at regional and municipal level by expanding the existing neighborhood agreements or following the model of the Karlsruhe Convention of 1966, exchanging experiences about its results at other levels as well, regular discussion at summit meetings <p> </p>

Machine translation from German. The official text remains authoritative.

Timeline

  1. 25 January 2006

    Motion

    Make it easier for municipalities on the borders with Poland and the Czech Republic to cooperate with these countries (G-SIG: 16010160)

    Source: BT

  2. 11 May 2006

    Beratung

    Make it easier for municipalities on the borders with Poland and the Czech Republic to cooperate with these countries (G-SIG: 16010160)

    Source: BT

  3. 11 May 2006

    Beratung

    Make it easier for municipalities on the borders with Poland and the Czech Republic to cooperate with these countries (G-SIG: 16010160)

    Source: BT

  4. 18 June 2008

    Recommendation and report

    Make it easier for municipalities on the borders with Poland and the Czech Republic to cooperate with these countries (G-SIG: 16010160)

    Source: BT

  5. 2 July 2009

    Beratung

    Make it easier for municipalities on the borders with Poland and the Czech Republic to cooperate with these countries (G-SIG: 16010160)

    Source: BT

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