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The Universitat Rovira i Virgili is located in the Catalan cities of Tarragona and Reus, Spain. Its name is in honour to Antoni Rovira i Virgili.The University is a teaching and research institution with centres in Tarragona, Reus, Vila-seca, Tortosa and El Vendrell.

In 1991, the Catalan Parliament created the Universitat Rovira i Virgili from the university centres already existing in Reus and Tarragona and which depended on the Universitat de Barcelona. The 16th-century Tarragona University was thus recovered. Since then, the University has gradually increased the number of courses on offer by creating such new campuses as Sescelades and Catalunya in Tarragona, and Bellissens in Reus.

The Universitat Rovira i Virgili consists of 12 faculties and schools in which 1,500 lecturers and researchers provide degrees to over 11,000 undergraduates and 1,500 master’s-degree and doctoral students, who attend courses in all knowledge areas: the sciences, health sciences, social and legal sciences, engineering and architecture, arts and humanities, all adapted to the European Higher Education Area.

The Universitat Rovira i Virgili has 6 campuses that house 7 faculties, 3 technical schools and 2 university schools, and also the headquarters of Baix Penedès: The leading research areas are archaeology, chemistry, tourism, oenology, energy, the environment, nutrition and health, the economy, law and education.

The Marche Polytechnic University (Università Politecnica delle Marche) is an Italian university institute based in the city of Ancona, founded in 1969. It was the first Italian university to obtain the Integrated Quality Certification according to the international ISO 9001 standards, therefore the Marche Polytechnic University is a regional reference for the training of Italian and foreign students.

The University offers 5 Faculties: Engineering, Economics, Agriculture, Medicine, Science.Over the years, several branches have been opened in other Marche cities such as Ascoli Piceno, Fermo, Macerata, Pesaro and San Benedetto del Tronto.

In the city of Ancona, the university is divided into three poles: Monte Dago, which houses the Faculties of Engineering, Agriculture and Science; Torrette, home of the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery, next to the Regional Hospital in the Torrette district of the city of Ancona;Villarey, home of the Faculty of Economics, housed in the former Villarey barracks, built in the nineteenth century.

School of economics and business: the bachelor and master degree courses in Economics will educate further professionals in the management of companies and institutions, also operating internationally. The student is provided with adequate general and basic scientific methods, knowledge and professional skills at the level of: administration and management of companies, marketing and management of commercial activities, finance, business organization, international trade, financial intermediaries, management of complex structures in the healthcare sector and more generally the Public Administration.

The University of Primorska Universita’ del Litorale (UP) was established in 2003 as a third national university in Slovenia. Its objectives are to generate and to transmit new knowledge based on research and innovations, and to contribute to the sustainable development of local and wider Central European, South-Eastern European and Mediterranean area.

The proposed action will be implemented by the Faculty of Management (FM) and Faculty of Tourism Studies – Turistica at the University of Primorska.

The FM, established in 1995, is a public higher education institution for education and research in the field of social sciences, with special focus on economics, finance and business management. It offers undergraduate and postgraduate study programmes. Study programmes are internationally comparable and encourage student mobility and flexibility through programmes of international co-operation with different higher education institutions. At the moment the Faculty enrols 542 undergraduate and 274 postgraduate students. The FM is actively engaged in scientific and research activities in the field of economics, finance, law and management. In addition to education and research, the basic activities of the FM also include providing consultancy to companies and other organisations, publishing of international scientific journals and books, and organisation of international conferences.

University of Primorska Faculty of Tourism Studies – Turistica is the only faculty of tourism in Slovenia that offers multi-disciplinary teaching and research of tourism. Turistica is a tertiary education institution which intends to create, preserve, ensure and transmit knowledge, experience, and at the same time pool and disseminate the information necessary for the quality development of tourism and related industries. Within its mission the faculty contributes to the development of theories and scientific disciplines connected with tourism. Turistica do researches and analyses in the field of tourism (tourism market with the intention of recognising new trends for new tourism product, tourist attitude, tourist destination and enterprise management, the effects of tourism offer on the environment, tourism enterprise and tourist destination marketing and other tailor-made core and applied researches in the field of tourism.

The Poznań University of Economics and Business is one of the oldest, most prestigious schools of economics in Poland.
Since 1926, we have been continually developing higher education and ensuring high quality of scientific studies and constant development of research infrastructure currently on five Faculties: Management, Economics, International Business and Economics, Informatics and Electronic Economy as well as Commodity Science.
We prepare numerous economic expert reports and implement innovative projects. The innovation of our research and educational methods has been confirmed by numerous rankings and accomplishments of our students and employees. We combine our care for the highest quality of education with the development of cooperation with other countries and broadly defined business practice. University is an employer for over 500 academics, including circa 140 professors.

The Italian Chamber of Commerce in Barcelona is a Spanish no-profit association of industrial and commercial enterprises, professionals and traders who wish to work actively to develop economic relationships in Europe, especially between Italy and Spain.

Active for more than 100 years on the territory, The Italian Chamber of Commerce in Barcelona is also officially recognised by the Italian Government, as a strategic actor for the support in bilateral cooperation and for the assistance to entrepreneurs in their associate.

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia – Institute for business education (CPU) is one of the education and training providers for adults with longest tradition and experience in development, organisation and implementation of professional and technical seminars, training courses, workshops, short- and long-term courses and other events for the needs of business subjects Slovenia.

Today, the greatest concern and goal of entrepreneurs associated with the Wielkopolska Chamber of Industry and Commerce is to transform the current economic system in such a way that it functions on solid market and competition principles.

Even before Poland became democratic, with the electoral victory of “Solidarity”, on June 4, 1989, the seeds of the development of subsequent individual entrepreneurship were born. The intention of the founders was to establish an economic chamber, but the subsequent regulations did not allow the possibility of such an organization. And so the “Wielkopolska Economic Society – Union of Employment Societies” was born, which after two years of a real struggle for registration, in March 1989, obtained the legal status.

The measure of the value and purpose of each organization is its social and economic utility. Since the first months of its activity, the Chamber of Industry and Commerce of Wielkopolska obtained the prestige and support of numerous companies in the Greater Poland region, which allowed it to create a strong economic lobby in this area.

OBJECTIVES OF THE WIELKOPOLSKA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Representing and protecting the economic interests of the members of the Chamber. Cultivate the traditions of the Wielkopolska economy and promote and support citizens’ entrepreneurship as a basis for economic development. To assist the Chamber’s associates for economic, organizational and legal issues. Cooperation with state and local authorities in creating favorable conditions for commercial operations.

Inspiration and development of the economic cooperation of the members of the Chamber with foreign countries. Observance of best practices and appropriate behaviours in the relations between the members of the Chamber. Development of cultural, educational and training activities, training, sport and tourism, as well as social activities at the service of the integration of economic environments. Action to increase the competitiveness and innovation of companies in the Wielkopolska region.