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Manresa retains vice-presidency in Eurotowns network

Manresa has successfully retained one of the vice-presidencies of the European network of medium-sized cities, Eurotowns, during an assembly held in Girona, focusing on emergency management and university campuses.

Manresa retains vice-presidency in Eurotowns network

Manresa has participated in the annual assembly of the European network of medium-sized cities, Eurotowns, which took place last week in Girona. Anjo Valentí Moll, the first deputy mayor of Manresa and councillor for Citizen Security and Civil Protection, represented the city and confirmed its re-election to one of the vice-presidencies of the network.

During the assembly, Valentí shared Manresa's experiences in emergency response and civil protection management. It was agreed that a meeting would be held in Manresa on 10 and 11 March, aimed at allowing other medium-sized cities to learn firsthand about Manresa's practices in this area and to facilitate knowledge exchange.

Joan Vila Marta, the councillor for Business, Tourism and Knowledge at the Manresa City Council, also participated in the assembly. He took part in a roundtable discussion on medium-sized cities with university campuses, where he presented the current situation in Manresa, along with the experiences and challenges faced in this sector.

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