Warsaw. Investing more to reduce inequalities and to mobilise regions and cities in Europe, to create opportunities for citizens is the first response to the challenges posed by a post-Brexit scenario. This is the main message that members of COTER, the European Commission for Territorial Cohesion and Budget shared yesterday in Warsaw. The President of the Regional Council of Lombardy, Raffaele Cattaneo chaired the Commission’s session. Also present were the EU Commissioner for Regional Policy, Corina Creţu and Ministers for Economic Development of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Romania and Slovenia. (9Colonne)
