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Newsletter 4/2011 - Giving CENTROPE visibility

  • New activities are taking place or being planned in CENTROPE in order to ensure more visibility for the region.

    Giving CENTROPE visibility. With the political impulse generated by the CENTROPE Summit held last May in Győr, the CENTROPE project is advancing at an accelerated pace. As a consequence, ensuring visibility for the region has become even more important, as this helps to attract investment and launch co-operation activities. more >>>

  • Joint marketing of the CENTROPE location as well as other marketing activities contribute to the visibility of the region and help to make the most of its dynamism.

    Meet Europe. Meet CENTROPE. With this slogan that is to become the new signature of CENTROPE, the partners of the Central European Region will join forces in promoting the business location CENTROPE in international markets. more >>>

  • The Central European House of Photography in Bratislava assembles important works of Slovak photographical history. The centre as well as other cultural attractions of the CENTROPE region will become more easily accessible thanks to the new pilot project “Culture and Tourism Marketing Tool – Exploring CENTROPE together”.

    Tourism cooperation in CENTROPE: joint destination marketing. With the launch of the pilot activity “Culture and Tourism Marketing Tool – Exploring CENTROPE together” the tourism agenda of CENTROPE is getting a new boost. more >>>

  • The designs and buildings of Josef Hoffmann are the essence of a new cooperation between the MAK Vienna and the Moravian Gallery Brno that puts forward the common cultural heritage of the CENTROPE region. Credits: Archive of the Moravian Gallery Brno

    “Traces”: a new project focusing on common architectural history in the cross-border region. The project – a venture involving the Vienna Museum of Applied Arts (MAK) and the Moravian Gallery in Brno – is to promote architecture and design tourism within the region. more >>>

  • The Öresund Bridge opened in 1999 has ever since connected the shores of Denmark and Sweden and thus has become the corner stone of the cross-border Öresund region. This transnational area was among other similar initiatives subject of a peer review organised by the CENTROPE region. Credits: Drago Prvulovic/Øresundsbron

    CENTROPE and its peers. CENTROPE is one of only a few cross-border metropolitan regions in Europe, which are unique in their high degree of urbanisation and economic clout. Joint location development, large-scale commuting and labour market management are some of the themes that bind these cross-border initiatives together. more >>>

  • Credits: Alex Halada/PID. The CENTROPE prize 2011 for personal commitment was awarded to Petr Kotyza from Brno.

    Living the CENTROPE partnership. Petr Kotyza from Brno was awarded the annual CENTROPE Prize for his exceptional personal commitment to the cause of cross-border co-operation. more >>>

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