Programme News
Interreg Slovenia-Hungary at the MOS 2025 Fair – A joint response of Slovenia and Hungary to the deterioration of young people’s dietary and physical activity habits GalleryInterreg Slovenia-Hungary at the MOS 2025 Fair – A joint response of Slovenia and Hungary to the deterioration of young people’s dietary and physical activity habits
Interreg Slovenia-Hungary at the MOS 2025 Fair – A joint response of Slovenia and Hungary to the deterioration of young people’s dietary and physical activity habits
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.
Interreg Cooperation Day 2025: Discover the border region
We warmly invite you to »Discover the border region« event which will take place on Saturday, 20th September 2025.
Save the date: The Interreg Cooperation Day 2025 is coming!
We are happy to announce that we can meet also this year in the framework of the Interreg Cooperation Day.
Project News
A cross-border journey through taste, memory and shared heritage
REGIOTASTE is a vibrant cross-border initiative bringing together Slovenian and Hungarian schools, local culinary masters, home chefs, and heritage organisations to rediscover, safeguard and celebrate the nearly forgotten gastronomic traditions of the border region.
Career Festival – second interactive career orientation event
On October 15, 2025, the Pomurje Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Zala County, held the second Career Festival event as part of a small-scale project entitled SMARAGDITE.
New Steps Toward Sustainable Tourism – Milestones in the CROSSDEST Project
The CROSSDEST Interreg project aims to help destinations in the region achieve internationally recognized sustainability certifications, while local service providers and attractions also advance toward greener and more accessible tourism.
“RITMUSMŰVES” – Dance and music workshop
On Friday, October 17, 2025, the 2nd workshop within the CONNECT small-scale project entitled “RITMUSMŰVES” was held in Győrvár, Hungary.
Cross-Border Cycling Adventures
Launched last year, the Slovenian–Hungarian border region’s ICDM project is an exciting tourism initiative aimed at showcasing the lesser-known rural landscapes and their cultural, natural, and spiritual values, while expanding the region’s tourism offer.
Mosaic of Emotions
On Friday, September 26, 2025, the first workshop of the CONNECT project entitled Mosaic of Emotions took place at the Janko Škraban Home in Beltinci.
Joint cultural festival to strengthen cross-border relations
The settlements of Viszák in Őrség and Petišovci in the Mura region have maintained good relations for years, but in the summer of 2025, the relationship between the Viszák Veterans Club and the Tourism and Environmental Protection Association of Petišovci reached a new level.
What the Pumpkin Gives Us
Tradition, knowledge-sharing, handmade creations, mouth-watering delicacies, and culture – this is how one could sum up the full-day programme that awaited visitors on Saturday, 24 May 2025, in Csörötnek, at the major event titled „What the Pumpkin Gives Us – From Pumpkin Seeds Across Generations to Healthy, ‘PUMP-KINED’ Everyday Life”.
Festival of Professions – Interactive Career Orientation Event
The small-scale project SMARAGDITE adopts an integrated and innovative approach aimed at strengthening cross-border networking, supporting joint training and development objectives, and sustainably contributing to the region’s competitiveness.
A successful event in Podlehnik, Slovenia with a clear message: against energy poverty with renewable sources and knowledge!
The EnerTy project focuses on reducing energy poverty through activities aimed at improving energy efficiency and the use of renewable energy sources in households. In this way, the project not only contributes to environmental sustainability, but also to greater social justice and the well-being of residents.