Saint Barthélemy prag global

圣巴泰勒米（法語：Saint-Barthélemy，法语发音： （ ）），正式名称为圣巴泰勒米集体（Collectivité de Saint-Barthélemy），别名圣巴特（Saint Barth），是一个。圣巴泰勒米為法国在的四个属地之一，其辖地包括圣巴泰勒米岛和附近的几个小岛。 [pdf]

FAQS about Saint Barthélemy prag global

Is Saint Barthelemy a French country?

Multiannual indicative programme 2021-2027 for Saint Barthelemy (French) Annual action plan 2022 for three Caribbean Overseas Countries and Territories (Saba, Saint-Barthélemy and Sint Eustatius) Saint-Barthélemy is a French Overseas Country and Territory (OCT) in the Caribbean region. The population totalled 9 927 inhabitants in 2022.

What is EU cooperation with Saint-Barthélemy?

The current framework of EU cooperation with Saint-Barthélemy is set in the Decision on the Overseas Association including Greenland (DOAG) adopted on 5 October 2021, which aims to support the government in its efforts to promote sustainable development.

How will Saint-Barthélemy become more integrated?

With enhanced connectivity through a reliable WIFI internet connection throughout the territory and over time, Saint-Barthélemy will have the opportunity to become more integrated into the regional and global digital ecosystem.

How does Saint-Barthélemy benefit from regional cooperation?

In addition, Saint-Barthélemy benefits from regional cooperation through the 11 th EDF Caribbean regional programme (RESEMBID, EUR 42.67 million) on resilience, sustainable energy, and marine biodiversity and from the 2021-2027 Caribbean regional programme (EUR 21 million) on the sustainable management of Caribbean OCT’s natural capital.

Where is Saint-Barthélemy located?

Saint-Barthélemy is a French Overseas Country and Territory (OCT) in the Caribbean region. The population totalled 9 927 inhabitants in 2022. Given its physical characteristics (dry island covering 21 km²), its socio-economic development is based on tourism.

How does Saint-Barthélemy cooperate?

Cooperation with Saint-Barthélemy is channelled mainly through the territorial cooperation programme (which focused for the 2021-27 on disaster risk management).