Suceava will be Romania's Youth Capital in 2028
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The municipality of Suceava has been chosen as Romania's Youth Capital for 2028. The city won in the final stage of the selection, ahead of other localities that had applied for this title. The decision offers young people in the region new opportunities to take part in cultural, sports and educational events.
The title of Youth Capital involves organising programmes dedicated to young people, such as festivals, workshops, competitions and volunteering projects. The purpose of these activities is to encourage young people to participate in community life and to develop their skills. For Suceava, this distinction may also bring greater attention from the public across the country.
The choice of the city shows that young people and the activities dedicated to them are important for local communities. Until 2028, the authorities and organisers will prepare the programme of events, and details will be announced in the coming period.
Sources: Radio Iași
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