Inclusive Europe? Horizon 2020
Budapest, 17-19 November, 2005
- In search of new concepts about cultural democracy.
- Exploring the interrelations of cultural diversity, multiculturality and equal chances to culture.
- European culture in 2020: confronting visions.
- Another step on the road towards intensifying the cultural component in the development and integration of Europe.
At the international cultural conference "A
Soul for Europe", held in Berlin in November 2004, State Secretary
András Benedek announced
the arrangement of a similar event the following November in Budapest.
With the organisation of this meeting, the Hungarian Ministry of Cultural
Heritage wanted to maintain the momentum created by the Berlin conference,
and kept alive at the Comédie
Française in Paris, during the following European cultural
conference in May. Inclusive Europe? Horizon 2020 was
another stage on the way towards firmly establishing the role of culture
in the construction of the new Europe. By Europe, a concept and a vision
is meant, that is more than a 25-state organisation, and a 4000 thousand
km2 continent. By its historical and geographical position, and by its
rich culture, Budapest is well suited for such deliberations.
Inclusive Europe? Horizon 2020 organised by the Hungarian
Ministry of Cultural Heritage in cooperation with the European
Forum for the Arts and Heritage (EFAH), brought together ministers
and other high administrators of European culture. At the same time, the
conference also incorporated the annual EFAH Conference and Assembly General
Meeting.
Inclusive Europe? The role of culture in reviving the European
vision - message
from Minister András Bozóki.
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