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About EU
- Did you know?
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EU and Youth
- TRAFO: Spreading inspirational IDs
- The European Voluntary Service
- EU Young Scientist of the Year
- Eurodesk: 1-stop shop for youth info
- Youth Health – be healthy, be yourself
- Erasmus Mundus
- Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs
- Youth exchanges in Europe
- Youth on the Move
- European Youth Capital
- Pan-EU Youth: Have your say
- Europe by topic
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About the Year
- What are the main objectives of the Year
- What kinds of activities are envisaged
- What support is available
- How can I be involved in the Year?
- Britta Heidemann, Ambassador of the Year
- Label Request Form
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Flagship Events
- High-Level Opening Ceremony in Brussels, January 2011
- High-Level Opening Ceremony in Beijing, February 2011
- European Youth Week, May 2011
- EU-China Youth Culture Week in X'ian, July 2011
- EU-China Youth Festival for Universiade in Shenzhen, August 2011
- EU-China Volunteer Bridge in Brussels, Sept. 2011
- EU-China Youth Leaders Summit / Youth "Future Camp
- Official documents
- Partners and sponsors
- Agenda
- News
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About the EU-China Year of Youth
2011 EU-China Year of Youth
2011 was designated as the EU-China Year of Youth with a view to "further promoting and deepening partnership between Europe and China", at the 12th EU-China Summit, held in Nanjing on 30 November 2009. A joint action plan for the Year of Youth was signed on 6 October 2010 by Commissioner Vassiliou and the Vice President of the All China Youth Federation. This action plan sets a general framework for the development of joint activities in the context of the Year.
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