Eurotowns

The network of medium-sized cities in Europe

News & Events

25.3.2019 First Newsletter on Urban Agenda Partnership on Innovative and Responsible Public Procurement.

We are happy to announce that our member the City of Haarlem may present the first Newsletter of ...

1.3.2019 First EC Meeting 2019 in Gävle

The first EC Meeting in 2019 took place in Gävle. We would like to thank all participants for the...

18.2.2019 Save the Date! European Week of Regions and Cities 2019 from 7-10 October 2019 in Brussels

The European Week of Regions and Cities is taking place from 7-10 October 2019 in Brussels. Citie...

18.2.2019 EC Meeting in Girona

On 7 and 8 November 2018 the Executive Council of Eurotowns had a meeting in Girona (Spain). Coun...

24.1.2019 GA 2018 in Schiedam

The GA took place from 16-18 October 2018 in Schiedam in planning future actions for our network....

11.10.2018 Workshop on future cohesion policy during EWRC 2018 in Brussels

Workshop on Challenges of Cohesion Policy within the new MFF during EWRC 2018 in Brussels As P...

10.10.2018 Workshop on the power of youth participation during EWRC 2018 in Brussels

Successful workshop on the power of youth participation in medium-sized cities during EWRC 2018 i...

9.5.2018 Signing of Cohesion Alliance and meeting with the President of the CoR

Our President, Christian Gangl, and our Vice-President, Serena Foracchia, signed yesterday offici...

9.5.2018 Strategic Policy Group met in Brussels

Successful Strategic Policy Group meeting in Brussels at the representation of Baden-Württemberg ...

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The Eurotowns network was established in 1991 as the Europe-wide network for towns and cities with populations between 50.000 and 250.000. Towns and cities of this size play a significant part in the economic and social life of Europe. The Eurotowns network aims to ensure that this fact is properly reflected in the development of European legislation. There are currently 17 cities in membership of Eurotowns.

City networking is an important practice for reinforcing European Cohesion. In addition to being an area of cooperation between communities, participation in such networks enables representation of local government in Europe. It also provides a privilege framework for promoting innovation and exchanging experiences at transnational level.