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Posted on Thursday March 6, 2025

Updated on Thursday March 6, 2025

European Heritage Hub Forum - EU enlargement: cultural heritage as a key resource for cities & civil society

The third European Heritage Hub project forum will focus on EU enlargement: cultural heritage as a key resource for cities & civil society. 

European Heritage Hub Forum - EU Enlargement: Cultural Heritage as a Key Resource for Cities & Civil Society
Title:
European Heritage Hub Forum - EU Enlargement: Cultural Heritage as a Key Resource for Cities & Civil Society
Date:
2025
Institution:
European Heritage Hub
3 — 4 April 2025
09:00 — 12:00
(CEST)
Budva, Montenegro, and online

Registration is now open for the third European Heritage Hub Forum, EU enlargement: cultural heritage as a key resource for cities & civil society, taking place from 3-4 April 2025 in Budva, Montenegro and online.

Building on the success of previous Forums in Venice and Bucharest, this edition will focus on the theme of social transformation, highlighting the vital role of cultural heritage in fostering social inclusion, reconciliation, education, and economic growth, in the Western Balkans and beyond.

Organised as part of the European Heritage Hub EU-funded pilot project, and powered by ICLEI Europe, the two-day event will gather cities, civil society organisations, heritage experts, and policymakers. Participants will explore how heritage can drive community resilience and sustainable development, promoting best practices and innovative solutions.

Key themes include:

Day 1: Reimagining Heritage: Pathways to Inclusive Social Transformation: Sessions will provide a fresh perspective, encouraging innovation and inclusivity in preserving and sharing heritage Discussions will highlight how cultural heritage contributes to social integration, incorporating both digital and environmental dimensions.

Day 2: The (In)visible Thread: Giving Cultural Heritage a more central place within the EU enlargement agenda. Policy discussions will revolve around the role of cultural heritage- in fostering regional cooperation and development, and as such its vital importance in supporting the EU enlargement agenda.

Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the conversation shaping the future of cultural heritage-driven social transformation.

Register now and stay tuned for the full programme and speaker announcements.

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