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Cities go ahead: Together for secure energy0
During the International Danube Festival on July 8 in Ulm, the exhibition ‘LEAP STEP’ – Together for Secure Energy opened at the Ulm Chamber of Industry and Commerce. The exhibition was organized as a European project under the direction of the Maison de l’Europe Paris together with the twin cities of Ulm, Vincennes, Budapest, Avila,
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An example of sustainable economic development0
Eight German business clubs are active in Romania It was in 1995, when Dr. Anna Prinz, working as an economic officer at the German Embassy in Bucharest, met – as she did every month – with a small group of representatives or executives of German companies at her home. They would exchange ideas or experiences
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Fit for the future: Green Deal information platform0
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- May 15, 2023
Climate change has long since arrived in Europe and can also be felt in the Danube region – whether in private households, public institutions or companies. The EU wants to take countermeasures and has presented the Green Deal, a master plan to make Europe the first climate-neutral continent by 2050. The Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Economics,
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Female founders in Bulgaria: “We are here to stay and want to be pioneers of green solutions”0
May 2018. I hurry to the meeting point, car after car rushes beside me along the large boulevard in the centre of Sofia. Gergana Stancheva and Angela Ivanova are waiting for me in the park. They don’t have an office – we want to do the first interview on a bench. After a few minutes,
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The Danube Region at the Turn of Times – New forums for cooperation0
Like no other crisis before, war threatens our coexistence in the European Union. The term “turning point” aptly describes the distinctive phase in which we find ourselves. It is therefore important for the EU to take a clear and united stance. The European gaze is strongly directed towards the East. Cooperation is becoming even more
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More resilience in the Danube Region: Danube Alliance Network0
The semiconductor crisis at the beginning of 2020 and its impact on the automotive industry have made it clear: global supply and value chains are more crisis-prone than expected. What began with the COVID 19 pandemic was fuelled once again by the war in Ukraine – supply chains do not function reliably, trade routes at
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