Région Réunion in the news

Région Réunion and Région Boeny in Madagascar have signed a three-year cooperation agreement to enhance exchanges in education, health, agriculture, biodiversity, sport, culture, and tourism, with joint action plans and funding to be developed.

The Réunion Region and the Boeny Region of Madagascar signed a framework agreement on October 7, 2026, to formalize and strengthen their decentralized cooperation, focusing on areas like agriculture and socio-professional integration.

Région Réunion and Région Boeny in Madagascar signed a cooperation agreement covering education, health, environment, agriculture, and youth initiatives, with a focus on local associations and co-development.

Région Réunion participated in a study on multidimensional poverty to better understand and address the challenges faced by its residents beyond income.

Région Réunion and Boeny, Madagascar, signed a three-year cooperation agreement to enhance collaboration in key sectors like education, health, and agriculture, aiming for co-development in the Indian Ocean.

Deputy Joseph Rivière calls on the regional council of La Réunion to use regional fuel taxation to mitigate the impact of rising fuel prices on residents' purchasing power and the local economy.

The regional council's event "La Réunion à l'Écran 2026" concluded, highlighting local audiovisual talent and promoting Reunion as a filming destination.

Région Réunion presented its 'New Economy' roadmap for economic development through 2030 at its first regional economic convention, detailing support mechanisms and past aid figures to business leaders.

Région Réunion attended Choose Outre-mer to promote investment opportunities, focusing on reducing dependencies and developing key sectors.

The President of Région Réunion is seeking guarantees to maintain European funding for the island beyond 2027, expressing concern that the current proposed budget will be insufficient due to inflation and population growth.

Région Réunion, alongside other European regions, is advocating for a strong and well-funded cohesion policy for 2028-2034, particularly emphasizing the unique needs of Outermost Regions, at the European Parliament.

Région Réunion advocated for Outermost Regions at the European Parliament regarding the 2028-2034 Cohesion Policy ahead of the EU budget decision.

An Expression of Interest (AMI) has been launched to develop and promote scientific, technical, and industrial culture among the public, with proposals due by November 16, 2026.

Région Réunion presented its economic opportunities and strategic development plans at the Choose Outre-mer event to attract investment and foster regional growth.

Région Réunion held its first economic conference to enhance support for small businesses, introducing new initiatives and consultations to boost regional economic development.

La Région Réunion is revising its Regional Biodiversity Strategy for 2035 and is asking for public input.

Région Réunion is implementing measures to mitigate the impact of increasing fuel prices, including support for road professionals, promoting alternative transportation, and capping gas cylinder prices, while also calling for national assistance and oil company price caps.

Région Réunion is maintaining subsidies for fuel and gas cylinders, alongside supporting public transport and carpooling, to counteract rising energy costs for its residents and professionals.

Région Réunion is maintaining subsidies for fuel and gas cylinders and supporting alternative transportation to counter rising energy costs.

Région Réunion co-organizes the "Fanm Kapab" challenge in 2026 to support and promote women entrepreneurs in Reunion through awards, funding, and personalized assistance.