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« TURDA » takes part in the European Local Democracy Week - a paneuropean event coordinated by the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe - as « Partner city »
Turda – by its old, Roman name, ‘Potaissa’ – is situated at the heart of Transylvania. With a population of about 57.000 inhabitants, harmoniously cohabitating Romanians, Hungarians, and Germans. Turda invites its guests to discover the spectacle of the Salina Turda (The Salt Mine) and to visit the historical centre of the town, as well as all the other historical and cultural monuments we are proud of.
The city of Turda has partnerships with other towns in Europe, such as Angouleme (France), Santa Susana (Spain), Putten (The Netherlands), Szydlowiec (Poland), Hodmezovasarhely, Bihortorda and Kiskunfelegyhaza (Hungary), as well as Torda (Serbia). Art, culture and education have [......]
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Turda – by its old, Roman name, ‘Potaissa’ – is situated at the heart of Transylvania. With a population of about 57.000 inhabitants, harmoniously cohabitating Romanians, Hungarians, and Germans. Turda invites its guests to discover the spectacle of the Salina Turda (The Salt Mine) and to visit the historical centre of the town, as well as all the other historical and cultural monuments we are proud of.
The city of Turda has partnerships with other towns in Europe, such as Angouleme (France), Santa Susana (Spain), Putten (The Netherlands), Szydlowiec (Poland), Hodmezovasarhely, Bihortorda and Kiskunfelegyhaza (Hungary), as well as Torda (Serbia). Art, culture and education have always been the key aspects boosting our collaboration with these municipalities, based on our conviction that these areas are the most suitable ones to harmoniously bring different nations of the world together. One of our main missions is to teach young people how to respect each other’s habits, traditions and cultures, and how to promote those, thus fulfilling the twinning partnerships’ role: creating reciprocal knowledge and openness towards each others’ life, and promoting best practices bilaterally.
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Partner(s) :
Centrul Ratiu pentru Democratie, Asociatia Romana de Dezbatere, Oratorie si Retorica
Activity referring to the leading theme "Living together in multicultural societies: respect, dialogue, interaction"
Reading of European tales and presentation of books
Europe how children see it – drawing contest for high school students and exposition
Guess who I am ! – Carnival with masques from cultures of all over the world
Communication campaign
Press releases, use of social networks to inform the public on the ELDW activities
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