EEA and Norway Grants
Mualla Cirakli, a highly experienced professional, has held various roles in international relations and policy-making. With a background in European studies and a keen interest in democracy and human rights, Mualla has worked for organizations such as the European Commission, United Nations, and Council of Europe. With a strong focus on building connections and fostering dialogue, Mualla's work has spanned across different regions, including Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and Europe. With a commitment to peace-building and intercultural understanding, Mualla has a proven track record of leadership and expertise in their field.
EEA and Norway Grants
Through the EEA and Norway Grants, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway help reduce economic and social disparities in Europe and strengthen cooperation with 15 EU member states. The EEA and Norway Grants are linked to the Agreement on the European Economic Area (EEA), making Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway partners in the internal market with the 27 EU member states. The EEA countries share common values and responsibility with other European countries to promote equality of opportunity, tolerance, security, environmental sustainability, and a decent living standard. Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein have allocated €2.8 billion 2014-2021 in the 2014-2021 funding period to fund projects that work towards a green, competitive and inclusive Europe.