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Culture in EU’s External Relations: The Way Forward
In a letter, More Europe – external cultural relations and its members, namely the European Cultural Foundation, the Institut français and the British Council, and the Goethe-Institut Brussels, along with 16 other cultural organisations, call on the European Commission and the European Parliament to give a proper consideration and strengthen international cultural relations within future policy frameworks including in foreign and sustainable development policies; as well as in the upcoming EU financial framework.
read moreEmergency funds and initiatives supporting the cultural sector in Europe and beyond
Here is a list of useful resources to help the cultural community, on ongoing initiatives both at local and international level.
read moreUnited by culture: the future of EU-UK cultural cooperation
As almost five decades of UK membership of the EU draw to an end, the UK’s withdrawal will not be the end of the road for the EU-UK relationship and the ties that bind the people of Europe.
read moreManifesto Culture for the Future
More than 400 participants from Africa, America, Asia, Europe, Pacific were present at the Colloquium "Culture for the Future" on the 16th and 17th of June 2019, including top experts, policy-makers, financial institutions, donors, producers, artists, distributors,...
read moreCulture in EU Development Policies
Read More Europe’s updated advocacy paper on “Culture in EU Development Policies”
read more2019 Call for projects Tfanen – Tunisie Créative
Tfanen – Tunisie Créative launches the 2019 edition of its Local Cultural Engagement Fund. Proposed projects must necessarily contribute to one or more of the following objectives: Promote social and cultural diversity, citizens participation and the socio-cultural...
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MORE EUROPE – external cultural relations is a cultural initiative, composed of a public-private partnership of foundations, civil society networks and national cultural institutes, whose objective is to convince politicians and policy-makers to place cultural relations – one of the strongest assets that Europe has – in the heart of the EU’s external affairs.
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