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On 7 December the European Parliament in Brussels hosted an opening of the exhibition “Enigma. Decipher Victory,” which was organised by Marek Woźniak, President of the Wielkopolska Region in cooperation with Konrad Szymański, Member of the European Parliament. The event was attended by over 100 people representing the European Parliament, embassies accredited to the EU, NATO and the Kingdom of Belgium, as well as journalists from the Polish and European media. Responding to the strong interest expressed by the visitors, the exhibition will remain in Brussels until 16 December and not, as planned earlier, until 9 December. The protagonists of the exhibition are the Polish mathematicians, whose achievements contributed to breaking the codes of the famous German Enigma machine. The vernissage featured a multimedia lecture by Marek Grajek, PhD – the author of one of the more important monographs on the subject entitled “Enigma. Closer to the Truth.”
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The EPP Group in the Committee of the Regions voted Marek Wozniak, Marshal of the Wielkopolskie region, a Vice-President of the Group.
Citing the excellent Group meeting, which he hosted in Poznan earlier this year, EPP Group President, Michael Schneider, noted that his strong European interest and support for the EPP values would make him an exellent addition to the other 8 Vice-Presidents.
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On Wednesday, the 17th November, the Representation of the Wielkopolska Region in Brussels organised the first celebrations of St. Martin’s Day in Brussels. The event, inspired by the Name Day of Saint Martin Street, took as its goal the promotion of the long-standing tradition of supporting people in need and the promotion of a regional product, the St. Martin’s Croissant. This first edition of St. Martin’s Day celebrations in Brussels received the patronage of the European Year For Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion 2010.
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The Commission's 5th Report on Economic, Social and Territorial Cohesion published recently shows that the EU's cohesion policy has made a significant contribution to growth and prosperity and promoting balanced development across the Union. Nevertheless, in view of the substantial economic and social developments over recent years, the policy now has to address new challenges. In the wider context of the EU budget review, the report underlines that future cohesion policy investments must be closely aligned to the objectives of Europe 2020. It also proposes introducing much stricter conditions as well as incentives to ensure the effective use of the funds dedicated to cohesion policy and an increased focus on results.
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A strong cohesion policy can empowers citizens, reduce regional disparities and combat social exclusion "Poverty and social exclusion have complex and multi-dimensional facets. We therefore have to continue to work together to put our common proposals into practise. Only through joint efforts can we combat poverty and provide a decent social, economic and cultural life for all of Europe’s citizens" concluded Michael Schneider, President of the European People’s Party Group in the Committee of the Regions at the end of its meeting in Poznan on 18 June. This call for action was echoed by the host Marek Wozniak, Marshal of Wielkoposka Region who added: "only through the implementation of a strong European cohesion policy in cooperation with the local, regional and the national levels of government can the EU stand a chance to promote a more cohesive society."
