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Institutional closing ceremony of the European Capital of Democracy
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06 Nov - 2024 CC1-Room1 (Smart City World Congress)
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Introduction
Ethics and Good Governance in 21st Century Europe.
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Institutional closing ceremony of the European Capital of Democracy within the framework of the Smart City World Congress.
Round Table: Ethics and Good Governance in 21st Century Europe.
The questions of "how" and "why" arise after the idea of democratic quality and the emergence of its ethical and integrity dimension. This new paradigm is reflected in various regulations on transparency and public procurement, and in cases like the regulation of new generation funds. The relationship between the public and private sectors requires an alliance of visions and missions to strengthen 21st-century Europe.
November 6: 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
CC1-Room1 (Smart City World Congress)
SPEAKERS:
David Velazquez Vioque, former magistrate and lawyer. Director of the Master in Compliance at ESADE Law School.
Begoña Román Maestre, philosopher, ethics professor at UB, and president of the Ethics Committee of Social Services of Catalonia.
Presenter and moderator: Gemma Calvet i Barot, lawyer and consultant in transparency and good governance. Political analyst.
Institutional Speeches
Maria Eugènia Gay, Deputy Mayor of Barcelona City Council.
Helfriend Carl, Co-founder of the Innovation in Politics Institute, Austria.
Arnau Monterde, Director of Participation and Democratic Innovation of Barcelona City Council.
Jürgen Czernohorszky, City Councillor of Vienna, upcoming European Capital of Democracy.
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