The 9th Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference in Malmö, Sweden , September 4-5 2000 called on the governments to strengthen cooperation in the fields of education, research and energy; and to facilitate the cross-border cooperation by consolidating Trans-European Network. On the agenda was also developing the relations with EU and enhancing the policies of Northern Dimension. On the humanitarian and environmental field the focus was on sustainable development, human rights and safety of sea routes.

The 8th Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference in Mariehamn, Finland, September 7-8 1999 called on the governments to reduce all kind of emission in the Baltic Sea and in the countries around it. The conference also paid attention to cooperation in the energy market. Stress was laid on assisting the EU applicant countries in harmonising their policies with EU policy. The contacts between employers and employees should be enhanced to improve welfare and living conditions.

The 7th Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference

The 7th Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference in Lübeck, Germany, September 7-8 1998 decided to support EU enlargement. Due to this there is necessity to promote political, economical and cultural links with all Baltic Sea States in governmental and non-governmental levels. The conference called on the governments to support democratic reforms in Central and Eastern European countries and assist them in parliamentary decision making process.

The 6th Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference

The 6th Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference in Gdansk, Poland, September 15-16 1997agreed to call on to urge the governments to develop the co-operative structures in the region to promote security and stability and to fight the organised crime. The conference also paid attention to guaranteeing the minority rights in the Baltic Sea countries and to create favourable conditions for their integration into society.

The 5th Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference

The 5th Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference in Riga, Latvia, September 10-11 1996 agreed to further regional economic and environmental cooperation in environment protection and sustainable economic growth and development. As a mean for this the conference agreed to facilitate the free movement of persons, goods, services and capital amongst the countries. In the field of environment the subjects of concern were emissions and discharges of hazardous waste in the Baltic Sea.

The 4th Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference

The 4th Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference in Roenne, Denmark September 12-13 1995 called on the governments to improve the transportation infrastructure in the region in air, sea and land traffic, as well as electronic communication networks; and prepare step by step a full-fledged free trade area in the region. Also the national development plans should be conducive to sustainable economic growth and development schemes.

The 3rd Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference

The 3rd Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference in Warsaw, Poland, May 5-6 1994 agreed to have the focus in the field of environment policy and legislation. The conference called on the governments to promote programmes directed to establish effective and compatible system of environmental laws and also promote exchange programmes concerning culture, education and scientific research. The conference decided to promote establishment of an European Ecological Fund in order to save the Baltic Sea.

The 2nd Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference

The 2nd Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference in Oslo, Norway, April 22-24 1992 agreed to accord highest priority to cooperation programmes in the areas of environment, including nuclear safety, economy and trade, scientific research and technology, energy, infrastructure, culture, education, and the development of democratic institutions. The conference called on the governments to promote stable democratic development in the emerging democracies in the region.

The 1st Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference

The 1st Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference in Helsinki, Finland, January 7-9 1991 discussed the economic reforms and the transition to market economy in the former countries with planned economy. Great concern was expressed in the environmental problems in the Baltic Sea. The conference called on cooperation in the cultural and educational fields as a base for common understanding among the peoples of the area. The conference supported establishment of a Baltic Sea Council for planning cooperation in economic and cultural affairs and in sustainable development.