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 CULTURE

The Creative Cities Network

The Creative Cities Network connects cities who want to share experiences, ideas and best practices for cultural, social and economic development. Cities may apply to be endorsed by the Network and join the programme to ensure their continued role as centres of excellence and to support other cities, particularly those in developing countries, in nurturing their own creative economy.

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News

News Reykjavik designated as UNESCO Creative City
News Graz designated as UNESCO Creative City
News St-Etienne and Sydney nominated UNESCO Creative Cities
News Dublin, Icheon, Östersund and Seoul designated as UNESCO Creative Cities
News Shanghai and Chengdu nominated UNESCO Creative Cities

Events

Events Creative Cities Network at Shenzhen International Conference on media, technology and creative city synergy

The Shenzhen International Conference 2010 on “New technology, new media and creative city synergy” was hosted by the City of Shenzhen on 7-9 December 2010, in association with UNESCO’s Creative Cities Network.

Attended by UNESCO officials, creative city members, new media experts, economists and creative industry people, the conference programme was highlighted with keynote speeches, panel discussions with the UNESCO creative cities, workshops and public discussions. The Conference tackled the emerging issues that are faced by cities nowadays in the wake of new technologies and media and aimed at opening opportunities for strengthening international cooperation in favour of the creative economy. The 3-day Conference resulted in producing a communiqué as its final outcome, communicating a common statement of the Network in relation to the theme of the conference.

Prior to the Conference the Network’s annual meeting was held on the 6th of December with the participation of 21 city members.

Visit the Conference website on http://www.shenzhendesign.org/node_51980.htm



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