Today, as part of the Smart City for Young Generations European Union co-funded project, an international meeting took place online.

The meeting aimed to discuss the progress and future plans of the project, which aims to create smart cities that cater to the needs of young people.

Representatives from our project consortium participated in the meeting, sharing their experiences and insights on smart city initiatives.

We discussed the importance of utilizing innovative technologies and sustainable practices to build cities that are not only technologically advanced but also environmentally friendly.

Project Partners also discussed the challenges faced in implementing smart city projects, such as the need for adequate infrastructure and the importance of citizen engagement. We emphasized the importance of involving young people in the decision-making process to ensure that their needs and aspirations are taken into account.

The meeting provided a platform for exchanging ideas and best practices among project partners. It highlighted the commitment of the European Union and its member states to creating smart cities that prioritize the well-being and future of young generations. The project will continue to work towards its goals and collaborate with stakeholders to ensure the successful implementation of smart city initiatives across Europe.