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Published on | 4 years ago
ProgrammesThe European Commission has announced that all cooperation with Russian entities under Horizon Europe will be terminated. This means that payments to Russian institutions who are involved in EU-funded research and innovation projects will be suspended. No new cooperative projects will be commenced. Furthermore, the preparation of grant agreements for four Horizon Europe projects involving five Russian research organisations will be halted.
Meanwhile, the Commission is taking administrate steps to make sure that Ukrainian beneficiaries can receive funding from Horizon Europe and Euratom Research and Training programmes. In 2021 Ukraine signed an association agreement for these programmes, but this is not yet in force due to the country not yet having completed the ratification process.
The Commissioner’s full statement can be read here.
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