Régions de France
Régions de France is the national association representing the French Regions, publishing news and studies on regional action.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
Régions de France is the national association of the French Regions. Its website publishes news items, communiqués and studies concerning regional action, including topics such as the 2027 finance bill, health, rail decarbonisation and student poverty. It also presents figures on the French Regions, such as FEADER funding, ecological transition spending, business support, lycées managed, pupils transported by coach and health spending.
History
The website of Régions de France includes a page titled 'LA RÉGION, UNE LONGUE HISTOIRE' that lists key dates in the history of the French Region, from 1789-1800 through 2018. The listed milestones include the creation of programme Regions in 1954, the creation of 21 administrative Regions in 1963, the Region being established as a public establishment with a specialised purpose in 1972, the first regional elections by direct universal suffrage in 1986, the transfer of regional express transport (TER) in 2002, the Region being explicitly recognised in the Constitution in 2004, a new regional map in 2014, regionalisation of professional training in 2014, the territorial reform in 2015, and a new institutional landscape and a new State-Region relationship in 2016.
Recent events
SNCF announces TER de France campaign[3]
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SNCF announced the TER de France campaign with regional authorities, promoting TER regional passenger services and regional travel. The campaign included plans for discounted tickets, travel passes and tourism-related offers.
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