The European Week of Regions and Cities is over for this time and according to the record-breaking numbers, 10000 participants and 2000 speakers gathered from all over Europe to take part in more than 500 digital working sessions, debates, and exhibitions. Due to the current situation with the Covid-19 pandemic, this 18th edition of the #EURegionsWeek was also the first fully digital edition. The event was spread out over three weeks, 5-22 October and provided opportunities to explore and share best practices not only on how regions and cities can work together for a stronger cohesion policy but also how to deal with these challenging times.

Participants, speakers and partners, thank you all for your participation and contribution to this year’s digital edition of the #EURegionsWeek, which took place under unprecedented circumstances.