NEMO’s Secretary General, Julia Pagel, participated in a panel discussion focused on evaluating the strengths and potential improvements of EU culture funding. The event, organised by the German Creative Europe Desk for Culture, highlighted seven innovative projects supported by Creative Europe. The discussions aimed to generate momentum for the Creative Europe programme beyond 2028, as preparations begin for the upcoming negotiations on future funding and initiatives.
NEMO contributed to Creative Europe showcase event in Berlin
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