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Erasmus Days 2026 celebrations

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Erasmus Days 2026 celebrations are being held from October 12 to 17 to mark the tenth anniversary of the Erasmus+ Program. The global event includes over 11,500 activities across 60 countries. In Italy, more than 650 initiatives are taking place involving schools, universities, and research centers. Other international activities include student exchanges in Reggio Emilia, cultural exhibitions in Brindisi, and citizenship meetings in Modena. In Croatia, cities like Ogulin, Koprivnica, and Rijeka are hosting workshops and demonstrations to promote professional orientation and international cooperation. In Greece, celebrations have expanded to include professional development presentations in Serres, Larissa, and Lassithi. In Serres, the Directorate of Secondary Education shared results from teacher training conducted in Finland, Malta, and Spain. In Lassithi, the ECOTEACH program was showcased, featuring virtual classroom tools for disadvantaged schools. Other regional activities in Greece include student exchanges in Larissa involving participants from Austria and Poland, as well as workshops in Kalamata and Karla focused on inclusion and environmental awareness. Major highlights also included the ErasmusDays Festival in Corinth and the ‘Voice of Aigialeia Youth’ program in Aegio. In ~~Cyprus,~~ Western Macedonia, the ~~celebrations included~~ Regional Directorate of Primary and Secondary Education concluded a ~~festival~~ series of events, including the ‘Erasmus 4pupils’ program at the Kouvendareio Municipal Library in ~~Paralimni-Deryneia.~~ Kozani. This event involved ~~31 organizations, including schools and NGOs,~~ 85 students who participated in the ‘MyErasmus Story’ segment to ~~mark ten years~~ share how mobility influenced their perspectives, alongside a ‘QuizzyEU’ activity involving institutions from Kozani, Ptolemaida, Kastoria, Siatista, Grevena, and Florina. Regional Director Despoina Papadopoulou noted the role of these projects in shaping a “common European educational space.” In Cyprus, the ~~institution and~~ celebrations included a festival in Paralimni-Deryneia involving 31 organizations to emphasize making Erasmus+ opportunities more ~~accessible and inclusive for all citizens.~~ accessible. In France, Ecole de Provence has hosted musical tours and exhibitions to promote European integration.

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