“The Charter of Fundamental Rights adopted in 2000 places an obligation on the Union to respect linguistic diversity (Article 22) and prohibits discrimination on grounds of language (Article 21). Respect for linguistic diversity is a fundamental value of the European Union, in the same way as respect for the person, openness towards other cultures, tolerance and acceptance of other people.” (http://www.europarl.europa.eu/facts/4_16_3_en.htm)
The partners of the Grundtvig2-Learning Partnership BICOM put their work in this context, to be taken literally. They will try to continue their cooperation. The application for a Grundtvig – Multilateral project has been submitted.