On Tuesday, March 29, at the Lutsk Press Club for Market Reforms (Lutsk, Shevchenka St., Teachers' House) at 12:00, a presentation of the campaign "Europe Begins with Roads" will take place. \n \nOrganizer of the campaign – Public Coalition "European Lutsk". \n \n
On March 29, a presentation of the campaign 'Europe begins with roads' will take place
Anounces · 13:49 28.03.2005
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Anounces · 15:22 13.10.2010 Press conference by Civil Network OPORA on the topic “PECULIARITIES OF THE SECOND STAGE OF THE ELECTION CAMPAIGN IN VOLYN: WHO IS RUNNING AND WHO WILL COUNT THE VOTES?”At the press conference, OPORA representatives will present an analysis of trends characteristic of this stage of the local elections and will focus on the peculiarities of the process of nomination and registration of candidates in the Volyn region. | |
Anounces · 01:30 06.10.2010 The Association of Young Reformers invites an analyst and a sociologist to cooperate on the implementation of the project “European Days of Good Neighbourhood ‘Border 835’”The responsibilities of the specified persons will include: - sociologist: development of questionnaires for the survey, organization and conduct of a survey of residents of border settlements of the Volyn region regarding the feasibility of creating new border crossing points, processing and analysis of survey… | |
Anounces · 07:48 07.09.2010 European Days of Good Neighbourhood in Volyn – this year's results and plans for the futureThe meeting program includes: • a meeting to summarize the results of the European Days of Good Neighborliness "Border 835" in Krechiv-Kryliv, discussion of plans for organizing Days of Good Neighborliness in Volyn next year; • a press conference of the organizers of the Days of Good Neighborliness on the results of… | |
Anounces · 21:00 23.07.2010 For the second time, the European Days of Good Neighbourliness 'Border 835' will be held in VolynVenue and time: 21-22 August 2010 on the Ukrainian-Polish border near border marker 835 on the island of the Bug River, next to the settlements of Krechiv (Ivanivka district, Volyn region, Ukraine) and Kryliv (Lublin Voivodeship, Poland). |