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In 1956, Paris and Rome signed an exclusive twinning agreement which marked the start of a special relationship. Fifty years later, the two cities have never been as close.
Paris counts on sharing best practices with its partners in the European Union. European capitals face the same issues: improving quality of life, the efficiency of public services, local self-government, etc.
Culture, the environment, training, security and safety… Europe focuses on concrete issues! Paris takes an active part in several EU programmes aimed at improving living standards for EU citizens.
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The Paris Europe Label concerns all Parisian associations, schools and universities which wish to carry out a European project. Projects must concern Paris or its inhabitants and be related to one or several major European cities.
Paris has many information centres representing European institutions. They are valuable sources of information for people with practical questions on the EU, how it works and its impact on daily life.
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