Event information: Annual Forum of Local Authorities
We are happy to welcome you at the amazing event that NALAS, NAMRB and the City of Plovdiv organize this May! 16-19 May 2015, in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, the Annual Forum of Local Authorities will be held. The event will include:
- Site-visits to successful projects of the City of Plovdiv
- Business fair
- Municipal projects market
- NALAS General Assembly Meeting
- NAMRB General Assembly Meeting
- Award Ceremony for the GENiYOUTH Munipal Initiatives for involving women and young people in the activities of the local authorities
- Award Ceremony for the European Label of Good Governance
- Conference: Local Authorities' Competences and Preparedness for Crisis Prevention and Management
Below you will find the detailed event Agenda, as well as all practicalities for your participation at the Annual Forum of Local Authorities. Reserve your place at the Forum as soon as possible and see you in Plovdiv!
Agenda Conference Plovdiv 2015
Participants' information
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