euroregiões
Euroregions are transnational territories that promote cooperation between bordering regions of different European countries. They are not formal administrative units but rather cooperative frameworks aimed at fostering economic, social, and cultural development across internal or external EU borders. The concept emerged to address common challenges and opportunities in border areas, such as infrastructure development, environmental protection, and cultural exchange.
The formation of a euroregion typically involves agreements between local and regional authorities from the participating
Examples of euroregions include the Rhine-Ems euroregion between Germany and the Netherlands, the Baltic euroregion involving