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25.01.2021
13th Meeting of the Thematic Steering Group for Pillar 3 – Environmental Quality
25.01.2021
DG GROW – launch of a call for pilot to overcome barriers to cross-border business activities
21.01.2021
CULTURE 3.0 – THE OPPORTUNITY FOR BETTER RESULTS OF THE CULTURAL TOURISM IN THE NEW DECADE
20.01.2021
REGISTRATIONS TO THE 5th EUSAIR FORUM ARE OPEN
13th Meeting of the Thematic Steering Group for Pillar 3 – Environmental Quality
Welcoming words from Slovenian National Coordinator for Macro-regional strategies Andreja Jerina on the future of EUSAIR: "We don't need revolution, but would need evolution!"
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DG GROW – launch of a call for pilot to overcome barriers to cross-border business activities
Call for expression of interest for border regions to participate in a pilot to overcome barriers to cross-border business activities - Deadline: 15/03/2021
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CULTURE 3.0 – THE OPPORTUNITY FOR BETTER RESULTS OF THE CULTURAL TOURISM IN THE NEW DECADE
PRESS RELEASE - Zagreb, January 21st, 2021
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REGISTRATIONS TO THE 5th EUSAIR FORUM ARE OPEN
5th EUSAIR Forum will be a virtual event with central point in Belgrade held on 28th and 29th January 2021
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Did you know…
…that the name Ionian comes from the Greek language and it has an unknown etymology?
According to one of many narratives about eponymic legendary figures, Ionius was a son of Adrias – eponymic for the Adriatic Sea.
The origins of the name Adriatic are linked to the Etruscan settlement of Adria, which probably derives its name from the Illyrian adur meaning water or sea.
Nowadays both of the seas have many names, attributed to the languages of the surrounding countries: Albanian: Deti Adriatik and Deti Jon; Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, Montenegrin: Jadransko more and Jonsko more; Italian: Mare Adriatico and Mar Ionio; Slovene: Jadransko morje and Jonsko morje; and Greek: Adriatiki Thalassa and Iónio Pélagos.
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