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The CIIE is a member of the Europe Direct Network, the official information network of the European Commission. It aims to provide information to the general public, as well as to those seeking more specialist information on current EU policies and on the functioning of EU institutions. For more information
The Euro-Info Center (EIC) is hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Strasbourg and the Bas-Rhin, whose main purpose is to support the development and promotion of industrial and commercial enterprises and the service sector. The EIC provides specialist information and advisory services on EU matters. Its main objective is to support the development of enterprises on the European market through a better knowledge of EU regulations and an increased access to financial sources and programs offered by the EU. For more information(fr)
The MEDIA Antenna, based on a convention with the European Commission, is under the direct control of the Urban Community of Strasbourg. It aims at strengthening the European dimension of the audiovisual industry through different measures such as the support of film festivals and events, direct assistance and information on financial support available for the development of production projects (e.g. MEDIA programme). For more information(fr)
T he main aims of the network of European Documentation Centres are to help universities and research institutes to promote and develop education and research on European integration, to encourage them to take part in the debate on Europe and to make Europe more transparent by helping ordinary citizens to learn about the Union's policies. EDC in the IHEE(fr) EDC in the ENA
The Eurocorps was created in 1993 on a Franco-German initiative. It aims to strengthen the ties between European countries in matters of cooperation, security and defense. The Eurocorps is prepared to carry out humanitarian aid missions, peacekeeping missions and common defense missions. The Eurocorps is not a direct body of the European Union : only five EU countries (Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg and Spain) are members. For more information
Created in 1816, the Central Commission for Navigation on the Rhine is in charge of ensuring the safety and the prosperity of navigation on the Rhine. For more information
The European Science Foundation is a non-governmental, non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote high-level science at a European level, to forge and to consolidate collaborative research between scientists and research funding agencies in certain domains (as diverse as neurobiology and medieval history), and to analyze questions of political science and research to propose solutions. For more information
ARTE, set up in 1991, is an European Economic Interest Grouping (EEIG), financed by a license fee collected in France and in Germany. The purpose of ARTE is to promote and broadcast cultural and international programs in the hope of creating a better understanding among Europeans. For more information(fr)
Created in 1985, the Assembly of European Regions (AER) currently has members from 30 countries. The aim of the AER is to promote regional democracy and solidarity and to forge the development of interregional cooperation in Europe. For more information
The Institute studies European issues from a political, institutional, economic and historical point of view. For more information(fr)
The main objective of this body is to provide information and advice to citizens, companies, administrative bodies and associations on a wide range of topics with cross-border relevance and, furthermore, to promote regional initiatives in matters of cross-frontier cooperation. For more information
The main purpose of this organization is to provide legal information and advice to French and German consumers on European legislation in matters of consumption. It promotes awareness of new consumer rights in the EU and can help consumers to solve cross-border disputes out of court. For more information
The main objective of the Euro-Institute is to promote cross-border cooperation via continuous education, research and advice so as to improve the efficiency of cross-frontier projects. For more information The "Eurorepertoire", published for the first time in 1997, currently indexes 147 European or international institutions and bodies in the Upper Rhine area. Download the "Eurorepertoire" in pdf (fr) Consult the "Eurorepertoire" in html version (fr) | Photo of the monthEuropean diary
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