International conference on business centres
14 November 2001 - 14 November 2001
The Belgian EU presidency is organising an international conference on 'business centres, engines of an integrated urban policy for the development of an entrepreneurial culture, and the emergence of projects and initiatives, interfaces of economic and social strategy at local level', which will take place in Brussels on 14 and 15 November.
The conference aims to compare best practices in the creation and development of business centre in order to enhance and enrich the entrepreneurial dimension in the social and economic policies of the European Union.
Two of the Belgian presidency priorities are the improvement of employment equality, including support for equal opportunities, and the promotion of sustainable economic growth as well as a common economic policy.
The Brussels capital region's Ministry for the Economy and employment believes that urban renewal and support for the creation and development of businesses as well as stimulation of an entrepreneurial culture are priority policies for European actors, and that business centres can contribute fully to the new local dimension of the European employment and business policies.
For further information, please consult the following web address: http://www.urban-entreprise.be(opens in new window)
Register online or fax: + 32 2 230 07 36
The conference aims to compare best practices in the creation and development of business centre in order to enhance and enrich the entrepreneurial dimension in the social and economic policies of the European Union.
Two of the Belgian presidency priorities are the improvement of employment equality, including support for equal opportunities, and the promotion of sustainable economic growth as well as a common economic policy.
The Brussels capital region's Ministry for the Economy and employment believes that urban renewal and support for the creation and development of businesses as well as stimulation of an entrepreneurial culture are priority policies for European actors, and that business centres can contribute fully to the new local dimension of the European employment and business policies.
For further information, please consult the following web address: http://www.urban-entreprise.be(opens in new window)
Register online or fax: + 32 2 230 07 36