Day 1 will focus on the impact, experiences, and transferable approaches from project practice, highlighting how Interreg projects create tangible results on the ground and which solutions have proven successful across regions.
MoLo Hubs will be presented by our project lead Thomas Brauner, Logistics Initiative hamburg, at the Thematic Forum 3: “Transport and Mobility – Cooperation for Better Accessibility”. This 75-minute session will explore how Interreg projects enhance cross-border mobility and which multimodal solutions are most effective in practice.
Key questions addressed in the session include:
- How does Interreg improve cross-border mobility and accessibility?
- Which multimodal solutions work particularly well in practice?
- How can successful cooperation across borders be achieved in planning, operations, and governance?
- What lessons can be transferred to other regions, and which aspects will become increasingly important in the future?
Day 2 will look ahead to future perspectives, exploring long-term trends, regional expectations, and the outlook for Interreg B beyond 2028. Together, we will discuss emerging priorities and how project stakeholders can continue to actively contribute to transnational cooperation.
The MoLo Hubs project has been selected in cooperation with the National Contact Point, as its experiences and insights provide valuable input for the discussion and for participants from municipalities, regions, and programme institutions.
Registration will open in May 2026.
More information (in German) >>
Venue:
Umweltforum
Pufendorfstraße 11
10249 Berlin
Contact:
Thomas Brauner
tb@hamburg-logistik.net
