- HOMEWelcome
- DIRECTORATE FOR EU AFFAIRSStructure
- Minister
- Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs & Director for EU Affairs Faruk KAYMAKCI
- Permanent Delegation of Turkey to the European Union
- Organization
- Directorate for Accession Policy
- Directorate for Political Affairs
- Directorate of Sectoral Policies
- Directorate of Social, Regional and Innovative Policies
- Directorate of Economic and Financial Policies
- Directorate of Single Market and Competition
- Agriculture and Fisheries Dirctorate
- Financial Cooperation Directorate
- Directorate for Civil Society, Communication and Culture
- Directorate of Project Implementation
- Directorate for Translation Coordination
- Training and Institution Building Directorate
- Directorate of Research and Documentation
- Directorate of Administrative Services
- Department of Strategic Development
- Affiliated and Related Organizations
- Related Legislation
- E.U.Structure
- TURKEY-EU RELATIONS
- History of Turkey- EU Relations
- Main Documents
- Agreements
- Protocols
- Regular Progress Reports
- National Programmes for the Adoption of the Acquis (NPAA)
- Accession Partnership Documents
- Turkey’s National Action Plan for the EU Accession
- Association Council Decisions
- Enlargement Strategy Papers
- Documents on Turkey-EU Summits
- Other Important Documents
- Institutional Structure
- Customs Union
- DATASources
- MEDIANews
- CONTACTContact Us
Erasmus+ Committee was held in Brussels
Erasmus+ Programme Committee meeting was held in Brussels on 03-04 July 2018. Turkey was represented by delegation from the Ministry for EU Affairs on behalf of the National Authority during the meeting.
At the meeting, Erasmus+ Programme 2019 annual work programme and the draft budget have been discussed and the policy developments in education, youth and sports areas have been evaluated. The Committee had exchanged views on the policy priorities and the budget of the Erasmus+ Programmme's 2019 Work Plan. For 2019, Erasmus+ Programme budget has been increased by 7.5% compared to previous year and € 3.02 billion budget allocation has been approved by the Committee.
With the Commission's proposal on adoption of the new programme called European Solidarity Corps (ESC) has been approved by the Council and the Parliament, which will be implemented by 2019 under the Erasmus+ Programme. ESC will offer volunteering and networking activities for the young people.
The active participation of Turkey to Erasmus+ Programme is crucial for the Chapter No. 26 on Education and Culture. Turkey participates to European Union's education training and youth programmes since 2004.
For further information on Erasmus+ Programme
For further information on Chapter 26: Education and Culture