EU financial assistance to East Timor

The European Commission has adopted a Country Strategy Paper setting out a five-year strategy for its financial assistance to East Timor. Over the next three years, 2002-2004, an indicative sum of €46 million in grants have been earmarked to finance this strategy. The principal objective is to continue consolidation of East Timor as an independent state through support to sustainable economic, social and environmental development. Priority will be given to supporting health sector programmes, and rural development.


For further information, please go to: East Timor CSP.

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• EU Presidency declaration on Human Rights Tribunal in East Timor  (6/8/2003)
• EU Presidency Statement - Timor-Leste (14/11/2002)
• EU Presidency statement - Security Council on East Timor (20/5/2002)
• EU to observe Presidential election in East Timor (27/3/2002)
• EU Presidency Statement - Security Council on East Timor (30/1/2002)