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This year, over 70 participants from 30 countries gathered

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Dubrovnik (Croatia)
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Trieste (Italy)
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The Executive Secretariat of the Central European Initiative is hosting a meeting with the partners of the COME-IN! project in its quality as lead partner. It will give partners the chance to discuss the creation of the COME-IN! label that will be used as a certification for museums that will have applied the COME-IN!

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Hranice (Czech Republic)
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The CEI Secretariat, in its capacity as lead partner of the EU-funded project COME-IN!

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Ljubljana (Slovenia)
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The Young Bled Strategic Forum (Young BSF) is an annual conference bringing together young leaders to engage in lively discussion and develop out-of-the-box solutions to some of the most pressing world issues. This year, the event will take place between 7 and 9 September in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The forum will host young leaders under the title “Sustainable Security: The Role of Youth in Bridging the Divide”.

Location
Trieste (Italy)
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The CEI supported event “The 42nd Session of the Assembly of Regional Rural Development Standing Working Group (SWG) in South-Eastern Europe” will take place on 12-13 September 2018  at the CEI Headquarters in Trieste (Italy).

Location
New York (USA)
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The Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the CEI Member States are holding their traditional informal meeting in New York, on the margins of the United Nations General Assembly (73rd  Session), on 26 September 2018. The event is organised by the Permanent Representation of the Republic of Croatia to the United Nations, in the framework of the Croatian CEI Presidency.

In the framework of the pilot project YDEAS (Young Developers and Entrepreneurs to Advance Start-ups in the Western Balkans), the Italian 2018 OSCE Chairmanship sponsored a Scholarship Programme which allowed 18 young people from the Western Balkans to attend the

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