“Cooperation between countries is essential to make central Europe as a functional area more resilient to outside shocks.” This is one of the key conclusions of a newly published study by The Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (wiiw). In this study, a group of economists lead by Roman Römisch, analysed the contributions of Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE to economic, social and territorial cohesion in central Europe.
We have interviewed the study lead author Roman Römisch and asked him to summarise the main findings. Questions by Frank Schneider, Head of Communication and Public Policy at Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE.
Read the full study or an executive summary at [ Ссылка ]
