MEETING IN BUCHAREST
On 5th of September partners from Cyprus, Greece, Spain, Romania and Turkey gathered in unique and majestic place – Romanian Parliament – for a final Erasmus+ KA2 project “Youth Art” meeting.
It is worth mentioning that Romanian Parliament is the second Largest Building in the World. You can find more about the building and its history here.
We would like to thank Chamber of Deputies (Committee for Culture, Arts, Mass Information Means) in Romania and partner from Romania “Creator European Consultants S.R.L” for providing us such a great opportunity to visit the Romanian parliament which itself is a piece of art.
During the meeting project partners have discussed the completed tasks, impact and upcoming activities as well-expressed intentions to cooperate in the future. All projects partners have successfully completed all the tasks without any major challenges and will be getting ready for the final promotion of project activities including project platform and writing of final report.
At the evening all partners met to watch the football game between Spain and Romania. The game was attended by nearly 50 000 people, both Romanian and Spanish football fans.
ABOUT THE PROJECT
The goal of the project is to improve the quality of public services related to youth entrepreneurship in the Cultural Sector within transnational partnership networks within two years. It is based on the creation of a European platform with online tools for youth workers, employment agents and volunteers working daily with young entrepreneurs. it is based on the creation of a European platform with online tools for youth workers, employment agents and volunteers working daily with young entrepreneurs. The project partners are: AEGARE (Spain), Creator European Consultants SRL (Romania), lzmit lice Milli Egitim Mudurlugu (Turkey), DOREA Educational Institute WTF (Cyprus), European Regional Framework for Cooperation (Greece).
For more information about the project and news, you can see the projects website here or follow project’s Facebook page here.
