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Save your (digital) place in the high-level session at the most prominent event dedicated to EU’s cohesion policy
Euro Advance Association through www.TheMayor.EU, and in partnership with the European Youth Forum (EJF), are inviting you to a high-level workshop at this year’s edition of the European Week of Regions and Cities. The event will take place online on 12 October, 14:30-16:00 CET and will look at youth empowerment through the lenses of Europe’s young citizens, European and local representatives and academicians.
Today's youth are the future heads of state, mayors and commissioners. Their view of EU development is the test of whether the bloc is on the right track. That is why we asked Generation Z about their thoughts on the EU's regional cohesion, how the socioeconomic gaps need to be bridged and whether the tools implemented are working for them. This can serve as a wake-up call for policymakers and the educational sector to make sure that no one is left behind.
This year, honouring the 20th anniversary of EURegionsWeek, we will stimulate a high-profile debate on the challenges experienced by young people and how the EU can be better mobilized to solve them. That is why we designed a special session, with the participation of:
What's more, the session will offer a fresh overview of the benefits of local development, such as taking good care of young people in Cluj-Napoca (Romania) and numerous testimonials from young Europeans.
To join us and be part of the conversation, register now on this link.
Are you between 15 and 29 years old? Take a moment to complete a short survey on youth empowerment on this link.
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