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Exploring Europe: Past, Present, and Future

Delve into Europe’s essence and unity, celebrating diversity while debating regulation, creativity, and the power of youth exchanges. Unveil the continent's charm and potential through engaging discussions and reflections on its multifaceted identity.

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Exploring Europe: Past, Present, and Future

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  1. STATEMENTS FOR THE INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION May 19, 2006. KŐSZEG Dr Karel Majoor

  2. I. EUROPE • Is it an invention or an illusion, a reality or a possibility? • A common history, a possible future or a living present? • What is the feeling Europe gives you? • What image do you have by it? Is it a peach or a rotten tomato? A lion or a crocodile? An old bike or a limousine?

  3. II. • How different can you be and nevertheless be united? • How far can unification go without disrespecting differences? How far can the parallel with a family be done?

  4. III. • Europe is all about money and conflict-solving. So stop telling idealistic stories.

  5. IV. • Is regulation a sin? Or is violation of the regulation a sin? • Even in paradise there was regulation. The problem started with the violation of it. • Is regulation work of the creator and over-regulation devil’s work?

  6. V. • Differences in languages, cultures and habits are not only problems and nuisances, but also challenges and chances. • Variety causes inventivity and creativity. • Curiosity is vital and needs to be promoted in schools and communities, in enterprises and factories.

  7. VI. • Youth exchanges are vital for the further realization of the EU, or are they dull and obligatory and are you happy when they are over?

  8. VII. • Europe needs brains and charm and youth and female energy, so let’s vote Judith Polgar for EU president

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