CEC Orahovica 2011.

The Central European Convention (CEC) was founded in May 1998 in Tuheljske Toplice, Croatia on the initiative of Thomas Haim, former National Secretary IAESTE Austria, and Mario Kauzlaric, former National Secretary IAESTE Croatia. The main purpose of CEC is to enhance co- operation between IAESTE Local Committees in Central Europe and beyond, to co-ordinate joint projects and to share experiences and lessons learned. The focus lies on ameliorating the exchange programme, partnerships with local businesses and university activities.

CEC is organized by six member countries:

Austria
Croatia
Czech Republic
Hungary
Slovakia
Slovenia

Representatives of other guest countries regularly attend CEC as well:

Belgium
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Germany
Greece
F.Y.R. Macedonia
Norway
Poland
Romania
Serbia
Switzerland
Turkey
...

The Seminar is opened on Friday evening by traditional presentation of countries and the program continues on Saturday morning with Work Groups where knowledge is shared along with suggested solutions of current problems and new ways of co-operation. The Work Groups are: IT Development, Summer Reception & FoIN, Strategic Development, CEC Development, Marketing, Fundraising, IAESTE for Beginners and Job-raising. The day is concluded with an International evening.

IAESTE Croatia will organize 25th CEC in Orahovica 29/04/2011 - 01/05/2011.

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• Croatia
• CEC
• Orahovica

[IAESTECroatia]

And you're right :) Mistakes happen.. Thanks! :)

[lupal85]

I think it was founded in 1998, not in 1988

[Kristina3434]

predobro sastavljen video. svaka čast autoru :P