Tulcea County Cooperation Office - Cross-border projects

30/07/2026

The dissemination activities within CBC_AEGIS are expanding towards the outskirts of Tulcea County, by organizing the 5th Informative Seminar, in Murighiol. The scope is to promote project's results within communities far from urban areas, which share relevant interests about community growth.

25/07/2026

22/07/2026

First batch of specialized furniture have arrived within HEALTHERA project. 22 electric beds have reached its destination and will contribute to modernize the medical service for the patients in need.

16/07/2026

The 4th Informative Seminar of the CBC_AEGIS project was held in Tulcea, with medical professionals representing one of the project’s key target groups. Coordinated on behalf of Tulcea County Council by Leonid Artamon and Alisia Birlica, the seminar focused on the main objectives achieved so far by the Romanian partner and the progress of the project’s implementation in Tulcea County.

The event also provided an opportunity to discuss the practical importance of continuing cross-border cooperation between Tulcea County and Izmail District, particularly in the field of healthcare and institutional coordination. Participants agreed that the information presented was relevant to their professional interests and contributed to a better understanding of the project’s objectives, activities and expected results. The discussions confirmed that continued dialogue between institutions and medical professionals remains necessary for maintaining effective cooperation across the border.
BRCT Suceava

10/07/2026

01/07/2026

6 workshops, more than 120 participants trained.
An important objective concluded!

01/07/2026

Today marked the successful completion of the medical training programme implemented within the HEALTHERA project. Over the course of six training sessions, more than 120 participants, including medical professionals from Tulcea and Izmail, took part in practical workshops focused on strengthening emergency response skills and improving professional knowledge in patient care.

The conclusion of the sixth training session represented the completion of one of the project's planned capacity-building activities. Organised by Tulcea County Council in partnership with Red Cross – Tulcea Branch, the programme contributed to improving the professional capacities of hospital staff and specialists working directly with vulnerable citizens. The practical format of the workshops encouraged the exchange of experience and reinforced the application of common medical procedures in emergency situations.

Beyond their educational value, the training sessions strengthened the partnership between Tulcea County Council and the Executive Committee of Izmail City Council. The active participation of medical professionals from both countries demonstrated the commitment of the partner institutions to work together in addressing common healthcare challenges. The workshops also created opportunities for direct dialogue between specialists, facilitating professional cooperation that extends beyond the duration of the project.

The successful completion of this activity reflects the practical objectives of HEALTHERA: supporting healthcare institutions through investment, professional development and cross-border cooperation. Together with the ongoing investments in medical equipment and hospital infrastructure, the training programme contributes to building stronger institutional capacity and improving the quality of healthcare services available to communities on both sides of the border.

The results achieved during these six workshops provide a solid foundation for future cooperation between the partner institutions and confirm the value of sustained collaboration in developing resilient and well-prepared healthcare systems.

22/06/2026

The 2026 Blue Economy Expert Forum recently concluded with the establishment of a strategic, result-oriented action plan designed to accelerate sustainable development across Tulcea County and the wider South-Eastern European macro-region.

Co-organized by the Tulcea County Council, the Danube Delta National Institute for Research and Development (INCDD), and Complex Delta Tulcea, the three-day summit (16-18 of June) served as a high-level platform for international specialists, researchers, public administrators, and business leaders. The strong attendance underscored the growing economic and ecological importance of the blue economy in linking local initiatives to broader European frameworks.

A major focus of the deliberations was aligning regional development with EU green growth objectives. Discussions centered on transforming the area into a pivotal transport hub by optimizing maritime and river corridors. To safeguard the Danube Delta’s sensitive ecosystem, experts emphasized the necessity of deep decarbonisation across regional transport and energy networks.

The economic impact on the macro-region was further explored through frameworks for sustainable and renewable tourism. Participants noted that transitioning to eco-conscious hospitality models would generate durable economic benefits for local communities while preserving regional biodiversity. Furthermore, the forum highlighted cross-border cooperation as an indispensable mechanism for managing shared resources and driving synchronized regional policies.
The 2026 edition successfully established a new benchmark for institutional and economic collaboration, positioning the region as a leader in sustainable growth and environmental initiatives.

19/06/2026

The training season provisioned within HEALTHERA project is soon coming to an end. The 5th session concluded between 16 and 17th of June, according to the planned implementation timeframe.
The last session is planned to start on 30 of June, thus closing the capacity building activity for strenghtening the medical knowledge of the participants.