Monday
12 June
EVENTS
The opening reception will take place in the sumptuous setting of the Forum Room of the Museum of Ancient Art. Located at 150m from the historical centre of Brussels and the main hotels, we will welcome you at 7 pm for a cocktail reception. This evening is a networking event and will allow you to establish numerous contacts with the other participants of the Brussels Urban Summit.
You will also have the opportunity to visit the remarkable Old Masters collection, a proof of a rich past spanning the 15th and 18th centuries.
Oldmasters Museum
Rue de la Régence, 3, 1000 Brussels
https://fine-arts-museum.be/en/museums/musee-oldmasters-museum
You will also have the opportunity to visit the remarkable Old Masters collection, a proof of a rich past spanning the 15th and 18th centuries.
Oldmasters Museum
Rue de la Régence, 3, 1000 Brussels
https://fine-arts-museum.be/en/museums/musee-oldmasters-museum
The Eurocities Awards recognise outstanding achievements by Eurocities members in the delivery of local activities or practices, that improve the quality of life for local people.
This year’s Eurocities Awards provides an opportunity to showcase European cities’ unique approach to working on global challenges. In times where multiple crises seem to threaten the future of our society as we know it, it is more important than ever that cities use their know-how and expertise.
With a focus on three of today’s main challenges, the Eurocities Awards 2023 reognises projects that show Eurocities members’ capacity and leadership in
The awards ceremony will take place on 14 June 2023 at the Gala Dinner on the premises of Gare Maritime in Brussels.
Follow the Eurocities awards shortlist, which will be published at the end of May on the Eurocities website www.eurocities.eu
This year’s Eurocities Awards provides an opportunity to showcase European cities’ unique approach to working on global challenges. In times where multiple crises seem to threaten the future of our society as we know it, it is more important than ever that cities use their know-how and expertise.
With a focus on three of today’s main challenges, the Eurocities Awards 2023 reognises projects that show Eurocities members’ capacity and leadership in
- Managing the energy crisis sustainably
- Taking the step from global human mobility to local community cohesion
- Bringing young people to the centre of co-creating public spaces
The awards ceremony will take place on 14 June 2023 at the Gala Dinner on the premises of Gare Maritime in Brussels.
Follow the Eurocities awards shortlist, which will be published at the end of May on the Eurocities website www.eurocities.eu
City adventures
Belgian cities other than Brussels will organise "City adventures" that will showcase successfully completed city projects that have improved quality of life in cities. These projects mainly tie in with themes high on the Brussels Urban Summit agenda: migration and human mobility, climate and energy and urban inequality.
If you are registering for a City adventure, keep in mind that your trip back home should not start too soon after the end of the visit.
Brussels City adventures
Brussels Capital Region will organise "Brussels City adventures" that will showcase successfully completed city projects that have improved quality of life. These projects mainly tie in with themes high on the Brussels Urban Summit agenda: migration and human mobility, climate and energy and urban inequality.
Belgian cities other than Brussels will organise "City adventures" that will showcase successfully completed city projects that have improved quality of life in cities. These projects mainly tie in with themes high on the Brussels Urban Summit agenda: migration and human mobility, climate and energy and urban inequality.
If you are registering for a City adventure, keep in mind that your trip back home should not start too soon after the end of the visit.
Brussels City adventures
Brussels Capital Region will organise "Brussels City adventures" that will showcase successfully completed city projects that have improved quality of life. These projects mainly tie in with themes high on the Brussels Urban Summit agenda: migration and human mobility, climate and energy and urban inequality.
For the first time in six years, the entire Metropolis community will gather together in Brussels to celebrate the 14th Metropolis World Congress to address the major challenges facing the world's big cities and metropolises. Join global mayors, metropolitan leaders, and urban experts to connect over 3 days of inspiring ideas and solutions to help transform your city.
The Eurocities General Assembly is the annual opportunity for Eurocities members to vote and express their will regarding the activities and governance of the network.
OECD Champion Mayors for Inclusive Growth Initiative will convene in person for the first time since 2019 for the 6th Meeting of Champion Mayors. This year’s closed-door meeting of Champion Mayors and Knowledge Partners will focus on how mayors are confronting the cost-of-living and housing crisis in cities. During BUS week, the OECD Secretariat will also lead a plenary session on urban inequality and workshops on specific urban policy issues. The Champion Mayors Initiative looks forward to seeing you there!