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The CBSS Ministerial Session 2025, taking place in Estonia on 15–16 May with a focus on regional security and cooperation, will conclude with a live-streamed press conference featuring the Foreign Ministers of Estonia, Finland and Poland.
Estonia will lead the CBSS from 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025, focusing on enhancing resilience and sustainability across the region.
Finnish Minister for Foreign Affairs Elina Valtonen will host the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS) Foreign Ministers’ meeting in Porvoo on 13–14 June 2024.
At the upcoming Baltic Sea Parliamentary Youth Forum 2023 in Berlin, young individuals from the Baltic Sea Region will be collaborating with parliamentarians to address the resilience of democracies and critical issues threatening democratic stability.
The upcoming Baltic Sea Region Hackathon 2023, or #b_hack, will be a dynamic platform where young IT and communication enthusiasts from the Baltic Sea Region will combat disinformation with digital tools and solutions.
Finland has assumed the presidency of the CBSS, taking over from Germany. Under its presidency, Finland will notably focus on strengthening both the political dimension and the practical cooperation of the CBSS. The cross-cutting themes of the presidency will be comprehensive security, crisis preparedness and resilience.
The 20th Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS) Ministerial Session, held in Wismar, Germany, concluded on 2 June 2023, with key outcomes demonstrating solidarity against Russia's ongoing aggression in Ukraine, commitment to climate neutrality and renewable energy, and an emphasis on youth participation and societal resilience in the Baltic Sea Region.
The CBSS Secretariat, in its capacity as lead partner of Interreg Baltic Sea Region Project No C004 “BSR Cultural Pearls” opens a call for tender…
The Baltic Sea Region (BSR) is poised to become a vibrant epicentre for culturally-driven social resilience as the BSR Cultural Pearls project officially kicks off on March 29-30, 2023 in Stockholm, Sweden.
The Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs and the Council of the Baltic Sea States held a launch event for the "Handbook for Embassies and Diplomatic Missions on How to Assist and Protect Victims of Human Trafficking" on 23 February in Stockholm. This practical and illustrative guide is intended for use by embassies and diplomatic missions to prevent human trafficking and protect its victims.
1. Awarding Authority (i) Organization The Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS) serves as an overall regional forum for intergovernmental cooperation and coordination among…
The PSF 2023 Call is open! Do you have an interesting idea for an international project that puts safety and security at the centre of Baltic Sea regional cooperation? Apply now!
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