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Subject:
TCI Newsletter January 2005
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TCI newsletter
From:
Boris Doesborg <webmaster@competitiveness.org>
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TCI wishes you a Happy New Year!
Dear Cluster Enthousiasts!
We from TCI wish you a good start into the new year and many successfull cluster stories! We are looking forward to this year with many exciting new activities - starting this month when we are going to meet with the host of the Annual Conference in Hong Kong (November, 9-11), the Institute of the University of Hong Kong, we are expecting several regional conferences, among them in Yorkshire and Slovenia and we will have several meetings to discuss on other future activities of TCI, like training, support of research activities like the Whitebook on cluster policies, further cluster knowledge services and membership extension. And we are especially looking forward to our annual conference in Hong Kong, which will give us a wonderful insight into the Chinese world of clusters.
In representation of our Executive Committee and TCI Staff our best wishes for this year!
Alec Hansen
Centurio 2005 conference Zürich
Representatives of 5 European regions - Calabria,(Italy), Lviv (Ukraine), Maramures (Romania),Satu Mare (Romania), Valencia (Spain) - meet in Zürich from 17 - 22 January during the 2005 Centurio Conference. At this conference they discuss the key elements of a strong business location in Europe and the role of public support mechanisms for regional development.
More » http://www.competitiveness.org/article/view/404
Wireless Dublin
Representatives of the public sector, universities and companies have started an initiative to make Dublin a centre for wireless technology. This Dublin Wireless Cluster Initiative's expert group includes CEOs, consultants and professors.
More » http://www.competitiveness.org/article/view/405
Mekong River Delta nations discuss regional development
Ministers from Laos, Viet Nam, Cambodia and Thailand met during the 11th Mekong River Committee conference in Vientiane (Laos) December 7 - 8, 2004 to discuss regional development.
More » http://www.competitiveness.org/article/view/406
Baby steps towards a stronger economy
US state South Carolina takes baby steps towards a stronger economy. That was the message of a speech given by Wall Street financier Darla Moore during the University of South Carolina's annual Economic Outlook Conference. More than 200 people attended this conference.
More » http://www.competitiveness.org/article/view/407
TCI conference 2006
TCI has already received several inquiries regarding the annual conference in 2006, which by tradition will take place in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region.
More » http://www.competitiveness.org/article/view/396
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