Конкурсы
1 февраля 2019
Assuming that Europe's future will involve both an increasing need for integration and increasing levels of importance being ascribed to national, regional, confessional, and various other social identities, dialogue and exchange will be just as crucial for inner-European relations as they are for relationships between Europeans and non-Europeans. The 'My country, our world in 2030' essay competition, organised in the context of the May 2019 European elections, is an opportunity for students and young people to provide insights on how they see the future of both their country and Europe more broadly. Some of the leading questions are:
- How do you think your country will be governed and how will it be positioned in the European and global economic and political scene in 2030?
- What are the main developments that will characterise your country and Europe in the future?
- What do you think the words 'world', 'Europe', and 'country' will mean to you more than a decade from now?
How to participate
- Please send your essay by Midnight 15 March 2019, your local time, which will be the official closing date. All applications submitted after this deadline will not be considered.
- The email for submissions is: essay2019@doc-research.org
The essay competition is open to all young people, from Council of Europe and CIS countries, up to the age of 27.
AWARDS
- The presentation of the Award will take place in Berlin.
- The authors of the best five selected essays will be invited to present their papers at a public event hosted by the DOC in Berlin, as well as at the 2019 DOC Rhodes Forum in the presence of heads of state and government and other high-level guests.
- The winners will be invited to attend and present their work at the Rising Peace Forum in Coventry, United Kingdom.
- They can participate in a summer school program of their choice in any European country. The award includes flights and accommodation.
