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The cooperation of regional authorities in Europe is made possible owing to the existence of international conventions and internal documents of the European Union. The international instruments governing the interregional relations European regions consist of the European Framework Convention on the Transfrontier Cooperation between the Territorial Communities or Authorities (the Madrid Convention);1 the European Charter of the local government (local) of October 15th, 1985; the European Charter of Border Regions and the Cross-Border dated for 1995; the European Charter of the Regional Self-Government;2 and the Additional Protocol to the European Framework Convention on the Cross-Border Cooperation between Territorial Authorities and Communities of 1998. The internal acts include the Annexed Community Charter for Regionalization, and the macro-regional strategies. The Madrid Convention is a document of the Council of Europe3 dated for May 21st, 1980. Poland ratified this document on March 10th, 1993, with effect

The Regional Cooperation in Europe. From the Madrid Convention to the Macro-Regional Approach