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6 countries, 6 towns, several common goals.

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THIS IS 

WE4EU2022.

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Gyöngyös from Hungary. Târgu Secuiesc (Kézdivásárhely) from Romania. Lendava from Slovenia. Lučenec (Losonc) from Slovakia. Łodygowice from Poland. Mělník from the Czech Republic.  

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These towns form the consortium that implements the commonly submitted and successful tender in the frame of the CERV Programme.

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The goal of these towns is to participate in the EU programming period lasting until 2027 together. Through the 10 professional meetings organized within the framework of the project, they wish to learn about their traditions and culture. In a similar vein, they would like to place emphasis on building personal relationships between the citizens of these towns. A key aim of the project is to build and develop social, economic, environmental and cultural relationships at a European level with the participation of local municipalities and their associations and with the involvement of businesses, NGOs and local citizens. Professional workshops and cultural and gastronomical events are to accompany the project. Local needs and capacities are surveyed, and the opportunities offered by the EU are presented at thematic youth events, meetings, communications trainings, business forums, civil talks and public social events with the involvement of local citizens. The participating municipalities gather project proposals and create lists of developmental projects that they intend to implement by 2027. This pool of projects will form the basis of the cooperative strategy through which the towns wish to submit common tenders. The project will create a new EU network which consists of 6 countries, 6 municipalities and numerous NGOs and businesses. This network has all the competences to support regional development and economic stability; to improve the living standards of local citizens in the long run and to reduce unemployment rates and negative migration among the youth.

Project name: WE4EU2022
Project number:  101053930
Amount of financial support: 185 000 EURO
Provider of the financial resource is the EU. 

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Gyöngyös
GYÖNGYÖS

Contact:

Misi Norbert, LEAR

misi.norbert@gyvt.hu ,

www.gyongyos.hu

GYÖNGYÖS, HUNGARY

With a population of approximately 27.000 inhabitants, Gyöngyös is the second biggest town in Heves County and the centre of the District of Gyöngyös. The first written record of the name of the town dates back to the 13th century but according to the latest historical research, the area was already inhabited at the time of the Hungarian Conquest, in the 9th and 10th centuries. The history of Gyöngyös is tightly interwoven with viticulture and wine-production that provide a living for a lot of people in and around the town to date. Gyöngyös is the centre of the Mátra Wine Region, which is the second largest wine region in Hungary and of the Hungarian mountain wine regions, it has the largest territory. The town, which is situated on the boundary between the Great Hungarian Plain and the North Hungarian Mountains, is also referred to as the Gate of the Mátras, and efforts have been made in recent years to render the settlement the capital of the Mátras. Kékestető, the hight peak in Hungary, and Sástó, the highest lake in the country, are located within the administrative division of Gyöngyös. With their excellent characteristics, fresh air and high-quality accommodations, the Mátras are among the most popular tourist destinations in Hungary.       

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KÉZDIVÁSÁRHELY

TÂRGU SECUIESC (KÉZDIVÁSÁRHELY),  
ROMANIA

The name ‘Kézdivásárhely’ was first mentioned in 1407 and King Sigismund of Luxembourg declared it a market town in 1427. The town had an extensive network of guilds in the Middle Ages. A unique characteristic of Kézdivásárhely is its main square, originally the market square, surrounded by buildings whose gates are all the ends of streets. These are called “court squares”. Today there are 70 “court squares” in the town. Kézdivásárhely has been called the town of guilds, cobblers, “court squares” and Paris of Háromszék.   
The majority of the buildings in the main square of Kézdivásárhely was erected in the second half of the 19th century and at the beginning of the 20th century.
The Incze László Museum of the History of Guilds is housed by the former town hall, built in 1857. The exhibitions of the museum comprise artefacts of the local handicraft industry, traditional costumes on puppets as well as relics of the 1848/49 war of independence.  

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Contact:

Gyergyai Bettina,

bettina.gyergyai@kezdi.ro ,

www.kezdi.ro

LENDVA
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Lendva

Contact:

Snježana Babić
snjezana.babic@lendava.si
www.lendava.si

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LENDAVA(LENDVA),  
SLOVENIA

Lendava has a population of 3000 inhabitants, it is the centre of the Municipality of Lendava and it is adjacent to Croatia and Hungary. The settlement lies under Lendavske Gorice (Lendvahegy) on the Ledava River. The population is mixed (Hungarians take up one fourth of the nationalities); inscriptions, education and public services are all bilingual. The Lendava Castle, which is home to a museum today, is near the town. In the town, there is a bilingual elementary school and secondary school. The local minority radio channel, the Muravidéki Magyar Radio (Prekmurje Hungarian Radio) was launched in 1958. The most notable sights are St. Catherine’s Church, the Evangelic church, the Synagogue, the Gallery Museum, Trinity Chapel and Hadik Mihály’s mummy, Lendavske Gorice, Vinarium watchtower, ZipLine and Lendava Bath. We are the town of Guiness records – the capital of ‘bogrács’. Zale György, who is the founder of Heroes’ Square, was born in Lendava. Some more words about our gastronomy. Typical culinary specialities are ‘bogrács’, the white wine of Lendava, pretzels, tepertős pogácsa (scones with crackling), muravidéki béles (pasta filled with different fillings), strudels….

LODYGOWICE

ŁODYGOWICE,  
POLAND

Lodygowice is in Southern Poland and has more than 14 thousand inhabitans. The settlement, situated in a picturesque natural environment, has a direct connection to Zywieck Lake. Due to the well-developed mountain road network, the town is easily accessible for tourists. There are several architectural monuments in Lodygowice, namely the neogothic Castle and parks or the Roman Catholic wooden church built between 1631 and 1634. The town is famous for its folk-dance group called Magurzanie and choir bearing the same name. The folk-dance group has performed 550 times and the choir has performed 720 times since they were started.  

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Contact:

Anita Filek,

anita@lodygowice.pl ,

www.lodygowice.pl

LOSONC
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Losonc

Contact:

Ingrid Garajová,

ingrid.garajova@lucenec.sk,

www.lucenec.sk 

LUČENEC (LOSONC),  
SLOVAKIA

Lučenec is the cultural and economic centre of Nógrád County and the centre of the Southern parts of Mid-Slovakia. Its first written record is from 1247 where the town was described as an important junction of trade routes and the cultural centre of the historical Nógrád region. Due to the development in the 19th century, T. G. Masaryk Street is lined with beautiful secessionist buildings. Numerous banks, mercantile buildings and the Nógrád Library are also based here. The heart of the historical centre of the town is Kubínyi Square, which was built in the location of the old market, probably in the Middle Ages. The building of the historical ‘Vigadó’, two churches, the Nógrád Museum and Gallery are also here, and the old Town Hall is nearby. One of the most frequented and fascinating buildings of our town is the renovated Synagogue. If you wish to sit and relax in a beautifully arranged natural environment, you must visit one of the most marvellous parks in Slovakia, built in French and English landscaping styles. You are cordially invited to Lucenec!  

MELNIK

MĚLNÍK,  
THE CZECH REPUBLIC

The prolific Polabí Lowland meets the romantic sandstone chines of Kokořínsko within sight of the legendary Říp Mountains and the peaks crowned with medieval castles of the Central Bohemian Highland. Here, on the slopes of the peaks above the junction of the Labe and Moldau, the two biggest Czech rivers, grapes have been growing for more than a thousand years in the famous Mělník vineyards.
Mělník, the ancient dowry town, is famous for its unique wines and colourful history, honoured with several monuments. The castle, the church with its gothic tower, the impressive ossuary, the mysterious underground routes leading to a unique well, the magnificent town hall, the historical bourgeois flats with their picturesque arcades, the art gallery in the gates that protected the town from intruders and the museum in the location of the old capucinus monastery. And all this within easy reach, so as a tourist, it is difficult to decide what to visit first.     

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Contact:

Zuzana Syrová

z.syrova@melnik.cz,