First Asia-Europe Young Urban Leaders Dialogue in Madrid (Spain)

Globalisation becomes more and more evident these years, which increases the amount of exchanges on an international level. That's why young leaders from Asia and Europe met from 10 to 16 November 2008 in Madrid, in this innovative city to talk about urban initiations on an international level. Participants from different countries involved in urban projects came to discuss the future and the international urban strategies.

This Orange edition is special because together with the Orange team our Asian friends were reporting from the meeting. We are happy to have you on the board!

 

The articles

  • Urban exchanges

    15.11.2008

    Why did Imre Bogdan organize this meeting? [more]

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  • Vox pops from Madrid

    15.11.2008

    - How do you imagine future's urban lifestyle?[more]

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  • Who are Young Urban Leaders?

    16.11.2008

    Young Urban Leaders? Cities need them.[more]

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  • Personal Impressions of some South-East Asian cities

    16.11.2008

    One of the blessings that I am grateful of is being able to travelling. Travelling does give you a little perspective in comparison to where you live and also gives a sense of appreciation of the similarities to and differences...[more]

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  • Fight for the Games

    16.11.2008

    The 2008 Olympic Games have just finished, but there is already a “fight” for being the host city for the 2016 Games. And this time Madrid is playing the „hard game”.[more]

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  • New Global Perspectives

    16.11.2008

    As I boarded the plane from Bangkok for Madrid, I could not have imagined all the new perspectives and ideas that I would be taking with me on my return journey back home. [more]

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  • Tokyo Tokyo

    20.11.2008

    In the 1980s, Kenzo Tange, one of the 20th century’s premier architects, predicted that just as Paris symbolized the 19th century and Manhattan the 20th, Tokyo would come to epitomize the 21st century city.[more]

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