THE HAGUE, WILLEMSTAD – The European Union is placing strong emphasis on regional cooperation as part of its new funding strategy for Caribbean territories, encouraging islands like Curaçao to collaborate on joint projects.
The approach aims to strengthen regional integration in areas such as energy, infrastructure, and food security. By pooling resources and expertise, Caribbean territories are expected to improve their chances of securing funding and delivering impactful results.
Officials say this shift reflects a broader EU strategy to enhance resilience and sustainability across the region, particularly in light of climate change and geopolitical developments.
For Curaçao, this means that partnerships with neighboring islands could become increasingly important in accessing future funding opportunities.