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Press Release of the Alps-Adriatic Working Community/General Secretariat
July 1st, 2010

800 young athletes at the Alps-Adriatic Summer Games

Slovenia won 41 out of 163 possible medals.

From the 22nd to the 24th of June 2010 the 14th Alps-Adriatic Youth Summer Games took place in the province of Prodenone/Friuli-Venezia Giulia. Almost 800 young people below the age of 17 from the ten member regions of the Alps-Adriatic Working Community met for competitions in swimming, athletics, volleyball, basketball, and a chess tournament.

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Press Release of the Alps-Adriatic Working Community/General Secretariat
June 4th, 2010

St. Kanzian hosts 3rd Alps-Adriatic-Arts Symposium

22 artists came to Carinthia in order to work together.

From the 7th to the 12th of June 2010 the Southern Carinthian town of St. Kanzian hosted the third Alps-Adriatic-Arts Symposium. 22 artists from Hungary, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Romania, Slovakia, Austria and Great Britain were working under the open sky where they inspired themselves by the spectacular landscape and established new cross-border contacts. The complete works of painters and potters were finally exhibited at the K3-Cultural Centre. 

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The Alps-Adriatic Working Community
presents itself on the following pages
mentioning its whole cultural, linguistic and
scenic varieties. From Lombardy region to the
county of Baranya and from Upper Austria
to Croatia,
the Working Community forms
an area of peace, prosperity as well as cross
border cooperation for 26 million people.

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Press Release of the Alps-Adriatic Working Community/General Secretariat

Klagenfurt, June 4th, 2010

Flussi Diversi - Poetry in Alps-Adriatic Diversity
The Alps-Adriatic Working Community held the 3rd Symposium on Poetry in Caorle/Veneto. 

For the third time, poets from Italy, Austria, Slovenia, Hungary, Croatia, Slovakia and the Czech Republic met in Caorle on the last weekend of May for the symposium "Flussi Diversi - Poetry and Poets in the Alps-Adriatic Area”.

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