Programme News

On 24 September 2025, a reporting workshop was held in Lenti for partners of already approved projects within the Interreg Programme Slovenia-Hungary 2021–2027.

We are pleased to inform you that a Strategic Call for Capitalisation will launch on 29 September 2025.

Prosenjakovci/Velemér/Magyarszombatfa, 20 September 2025 – A lively celebration of culture, tradition and networking took place on Saturday along the Slovenian-Hungarian border. The Interreg Cooperation Day 2025, which celebrated the power of European cross-border cooperation for the fourteenth consecutive year, brought together hundreds of visitors from both countries.

The European Commission has published a new call for proposals under the BRIDGEforEU Regulation (EU 2025/925), adopted on 7 May 2025. The call, launched in mid-August, aims to establish Cross-Border Coordination Points to address legal and administrative barriers in border regions.

At the MOS fair in Celje, Friday's program at the exhibition space of the Ministry of Cohesion and Regional Development (MKRR) was marked by cross-border cooperation. Visitors had the opportunity to learn about the concrete results of Interreg programs and experience how cross-border projects contribute to the development of the region and the creation of new opportunities.

We warmly invite you to »Discover the border region« event which will take place on Saturday, 20th September 2025.

We are happy to announce that we can meet also this year in the framework of the Interreg Cooperation Day.

At its 6th meeting in June 2025, the Monitoring Committee of the Slovenia-Hungary Interreg Programme together with approval of nine new standard projects also decided to close the currently running Open Call for proposals for standard projects and launched new Open call this autumn. The deadline for submission of applications under the new call is expected to be the second half of January 2026.

Ever wondered how EU laws come to life — and how they affect your daily rights, safety, and opportunities?

One year ago, the Crafts4Future small-scale project successfully implemented several workshops focused on preserving handicraft heritage in the border area of Slovenia and Hungary. And the story continues.