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Informal ministerial meeting on urban development and territorial cohesion – Leipzig, 24-25 May 2007
24-05-2007

Introduction
The German EU Presidency organises the informal ministerial meeting on urban development and territorial cohesion. The objective is to politically emphasise the social, cultural and economic importance of the European city. Ministers responsible for urban and spatial development from the EU, accession countries and other neighbouring states are invited to participate in the meeting.
Description
The objective of the conference is to politically emphasise the fact that the European city as a representation of our economic, social and cultural model, as well as the identity and diversity of European regions must be strengthened by future EU policies.
The informal ministerial meeting will address concerns expressed by European citizens who are worried that, in an era of globalisation, a single European market may result in the loss of local and regional identities.
The political messages of the conference: 
  • strengthen regional identities 
  • include distinctive urban and territorial characteristics in the early stages of development policy programmes
These messages also seek to mobilise additional growth in European cities and regions, and to thus contribute to the creation of new jobs.
In close cooperation with the other EU member states, European institutions and non-government organisations, The German EU Presidency developed two comprehensive political documents. These will be presented to the European Ministers for approval:
  • Leipzig Charter on Sustainable European Cities 
  • EU Territorial Agenda
Programme
Location
Leipzig, Germany
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Links
For more information on the informal ministerial meeting, please visit the German Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Affairs website
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