This seminar will give you insight into the provisions and application of the defence and security procurement directive and the wider debate and initiatives towards closer d
YO!Fest 2017
Date
07 Feb 2017
Address
Sphinxkwartier
Maastricht
NetherlandsSection
Global Europe
Event Location
Netherlands
Event Description
2017’s YO!Fest, a key highlight of Europe Calling - a year of events to mark the 25 th anniversary of the signing of the Maastricht treat - will bring together 3,000 young people to debate key topics on the future of Europe.
The event is free, get your tickets here.
The full programme is available at http://www.yofest.eu/#programme
The one-day festival will mobilise young people and youth organisations, locally and from across Europe, to raise up the voice of young people.
We want youth to be talked about and celebrated 52 weeks a year. In the name of that, the European Youth Forum and the City of Maastricht are organising the festival full of debates, workshops, concerts, inspiring speeches, performances and much more.
Come, integrate, meet new friends, share your opinion and most of all – #YouthUp Europe!
For Who:
For young people and youth organisations, locally and from across Europe. For policy and decision makers. Thinkers. Doers. Idea-generators. For everybody who thinks Europe needs to Youth Up!
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