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PROGRAM
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7 September 2009 – Monday –
IHEPI Conference – Goblin Room
in the HUNGARIAN PARLIAMENT
Budapest,
Kossuth tér 1-3.
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13:00
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Registration
Access
to the area of the Hungarian Parliament is through the gate VII after the
personal identification by the guards on the basis of valid passport/ID card.
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13:30
– 14:00
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Organised sightseeing tour – building of the Hungarian
Parliament
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Welcome
speeches
Chair
of the session: Collage Professor
Csaba Törő
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14:00
– 14:15
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Dr. Károly Manherz
State Secretary, Ministry of Education & Culture, Hungary;
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14:15
– 14:30
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Professor László Vass
Rector
of Budapest College
of Communication and Business, Hungary;
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14:30
– 14:45
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Petr Vagner
Executive Director of the International Visegrad
Found;
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Keynote
speeches, part I:
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14:45
– 15:05
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Dr. Daria Tataj
Governing
Board/Executive Committee, EIT - European Institute of Innovation and
Technology
Professor/Researcher,
Warsaw University
of Technology Business School,
Poland
HOW
CAN the EIT - EUROPEAN INSTITUTE of INNOVATION and TECHNOLOGY - SUPPORT
RESEARCH, INNOVATION and SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH in EUROPE?
The mission of the EIT is to be a catalyst
for a step change in Europe's innovation
capacity and innovation impact. This means both an impact on the economy as
well as on society at large.
The EIT will do so through the delivery of
major new actions, the first one being the establishment of the EIT Knowledge
and Innovation Communities (KICs). The main goals implemented through the
KICs are to build innovative 'webs of excellence' through the integration of
higher education, research, business and entrepreneurship and the effective
interaction between those partners; to create new business both for existing
industry but also for new endeavours; and to educate and develop
entrepreneurial people that are able to work across stakeholder boundaries.
These
goals are ambitious; since they will require nothing less than a change in
mindset in the way we work together. At the same time, we believe very much
that they are achievable - and urgently necessary for the European innovation
landscape if we don't want to wake up as the laggards of the 21st century.
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15:05
– 15:25
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Professor
of Industry and Innovation Studies Slavo
Radosevic
Director of School
of Slavonic and East European
Studies - University College of London - University of London, the UK;
SCIENCE - INDUSTRY LINKS in CEE : CONVENTIONAL
POLICY WISDOMS FACING REALITY
Presentation
analyzes factors behind a widespread policy failure to support
science - industry linkages in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) . It will
be explained this failure as being
largely due to uncritical application of conventional policy wisdoms into the
context of 'catching up' and 'laggard' economies. The argument is based on
evidence of knowledge intensive enterprises in CEE and on analysis of
innovation policies in CEECs. The conclusion is that support to science -
industry linkages for the CEE should be balanced with support to strengthening
'actors' (existing large and small firms;
universities and public research organisations) and support to other
linkages in national innovation systems, especially knowledge links between
domestic and foreign firms.
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15:25
– 15:45
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Questions,
comments and discussion
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15:45
– 16:00
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Coffee
Break
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Keynote
speeches, part II
Chair
of the session: College Professor Csaba Törő
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16:00
– 16:20
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Dr. Sohail Luka
Policy
Officer in The Universities & Researchers Unit, Research Directorate
General, European Commission, Belgium;
BRAIN
CIRCULATION: EUROPEAN POLICIES and INITIATIVES for EFFECTIVE and BALANCED
MOBILITY of RESEARCHERS
The competition for
talents is fierce in research world, not only among countries and regions,
but also between research and other economic sectors. We also have to face the issue of an ageing
research population and a situation where young people are not attracted into
the research profession. With this increasing Global competition for
researchers, the shortage of qualified Human resources is a concern for Europe. But at
the same time, it is essential that the mobility of European research is
promoted and encouraged. This
intervention drives the concept that if a successful balance between
promoting mobility and improving researchers’ careers is established, it is
possible to reach true and effective Brain Circulation. The speaker will showcase the main European
policy initiatives and implementation measures towards better careers and
more mobility for researchers.
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16:20
– 16:40
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Professor Martin Potůček
Head
of Center for Social and Economic Strategies, Faculty of Social Sciences,
Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic;
INNOVATIONS
as a TOOL in STRATEGIC THINKING: the CZECH EXPERIENCE
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16:40 –
17:00
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Professor Józef Dziechciarz
Dean of Management, Information Technology and
Finance Faculty, Wrocław
University of Economics, Poland;
NEW POSSIBILITIES of UNIVERSITY
PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT
Programs
and projects financed by the European Social Fund is unique opportunity for increasing
speed and improving scope of development of the university type institutions.
Two aspects will be analysed. The role of the Career Services Office in
improving the quality of university’s graduates, and the role of European
Social Fund as a financing source for development will be discussed.
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17:00
– 17:20
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Professor Krzysztof Pawłowski
Founder and former President of Wyzsza
Szkoła Biznesu - National Louis University
in Nowy Sacz, Poland;
4th
GENERATION UNIVERSITY
as an OPPORTUNITY for DEVELOPMENT and COMPETITIVE
ADVANTAGE ACQUISITION in a MICRO-REGION on the PERIPHERY
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17:20
– 17:40
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Questions,
comments and discussion
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17:45
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Common
photo on the main stairs of the Parliament J
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19:00
– 21:00
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Welcome reception on the BOAT
Its free of charge for participants of the IHEPI Conference
The boat departure and arrive
at: Budapest,
Vigadó tér Vigadó tér hajóállomás (Landing Stage)
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8 September 2009 – Tuesday –
IHEPI Workshops in the Danubius Hotel Gellért
Szent
Gellért tér 1., Budapest
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8:30 –
9:30
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Networking
breakfast
Its free of charge for participants of the IHEPI Workshops
Restaurant of Hotel Gellért
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Workshop
on Higher Education
Gobelin Room in Hotel Gellért
Moderator: Dr. Ales Vlk – Ministry of
Education, Czech Republik
Reporteur: Éva Lukácsi
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9:30 –
9:45
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IHEPI2009
AWARD:
Ales Vlk
Ministry of Education, Czech Republic,
The Good Times
and the Bad Times: Case Study of a Tertiary Education Reform in the Czech Republic
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9:45 –
10:00
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Michel Jaccard
EPFL, Vice Presidency for Institutional Affairs, Switzerland,
Bridging
Breakthrough Management and Quality Assurance in a Technological University
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10:00
– 10:15
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Nicoleta
Gudănescu
Ecologic University of Bucharest,
Romania,
Entrepreneurial Education Financing in Romania
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10:15
– 10:30
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Professor Ali Simsek
Anadolu University, Turkey,
Knowledge Economy and Corporate Universities
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10:30
– 10:45
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Cemil
Arıkan
Research
and Graduate Policy, Sabanci University, Istanbul,
Turkey,
An Innovative University with a
Novel and Successful Research and IP Management System
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10:45
– 11:05
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Questions,
comments, discussion
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11:05
– 11:20
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Coffee
break
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Workshop
on Higher Education-Innovation relations:
Entrepreneurial education and R&D in
business organisations and HEIs
Gobelin
Room in Hotel Gellért
Moderator: Dr.
Agnieszka
Törő, Budapest Collage of
Communication and Business, Hungary/Poland
Reporteur: Krisztina Bódis
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11:20
– 11:35
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Ilse Bogaert & Marc Vervoort,
Antwerp Maritime Academy,
Belgium,
The
interaction between education and scientific research – a conditio sine qua
non for engineers
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11:35
– 11:50
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Doina
Mihalascu, Valentina Pomazan, Lucian Petcu,
Ovidius University, Constanta,
Romania,
Personality
factors role in student orientation. Towards technical and scientific career
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11:50
– 12:05
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Alberto
Domingo, Ana M. Bajo, Antonio Chiloeches, Verónica García,
Department
of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. University of Alcala.
Madrid, Spain
PROFESIONAL.ES –
EMPRENDEDOR.ES”.
A mirror to discover motivation, skills and the value of knowledge looking at
the own professional future. A collective experience with the students
enrolled in first year of chemistry.
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12:05
– 12:20
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Anca CRISTEA,
The Ecological University of Bucharest-The
Faculty of Economic Sciences, Bucharest,
Romania,
Occupational
standards systems for the environmental sector in Romania
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12:20
– 12:40
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Questions,
comments, discussion
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12:40–
13:00
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Coffee
Break
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Workshop
on Partnership:
International and intersectoral mobility
Gobelin Room in Hotel Gellért
Moderator: Dr.
Sohail Luka – The Universities & Researchers Unit, Research
Directorate General, European Commission;
Reporteur: Éva Lukácsi
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13:00 –
13:15
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Ana M. González Ramos, Susana
Vázquez Cupeiro and Verónica Sanz,
Universitat Oberta de Catalunya,
Saint Louis University – Madrid
Campus,
European Centre for Soft Computing,
From brain
circulation to recruitment of talent: Two different frameworks to promote
science and technology
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13:15
– 13:30
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Annik
Leyman,
Centre for R&D Monitoring (ECOOM), Ghent
University, Belgium,
Home sweet home? International mobility
among Flemish doctoral researchers
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13:30
– 13:45
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University of Alcala, Madrid, Spain and PeopleMatters, Madrid,
Spain,
“Enterprise
creation in bioscience”. Paving the road between the academic and
entrepreneurial worlds.
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13:45
– 14:00
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Hannelore De Grande
Centre
for R&D Monitoring (ECOOM), Ghent
University, Belgium,
Ready
or not: different views about transferable skills of doctoral candidates in Flanders
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14:00
– 14:20
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Questions,
comments, discussion
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14:30
– 15:30
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Lunch
for all participants of the IHEPI Workshops
Restaurant of Hotel Gellért
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Workshop
on Innovation: Knowledge Village
Gobelin Room in Hotel Gellért
Moderator: College Professor István
Kiss Pál – Budapest
College of Communication and Business;
Reporteur: Viktória Pajor
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15:30
– 15:45
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Mairie G.
Doufexopoulou, Gabor Bartha,
M.Doufexopoulou National Technical University of Athens, Greece,
University of Miskolc, Hungary,
The ending of old working style
promotes a new approach in Education
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15:45
– 16:00
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Clara
Maria Gil Ferreira F Pereira Coutinho, J.B. Bottentuit Junior,
Universidade
do Minho, Braga, Portugal,
Literacy 2.0:
preparing digitally wise teachers
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16:00 –
16:15
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Albu Mihai, M. Sahin, S. Yaldiz, M. Pastina, S. Tasdemir
Gh Asachi Technical University,
Romania,
Technical
Science College
of Selcuk University, Turkey
Shoe Design Training in a Virtual
Environment
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16:15
– 16:30
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Juan Jose Rienda Gomez, M. Martín, Y. García – King Juan Carlos University,
Innovations in
Teaching Through Virtual Campuses. From Lectures to E-learning. Experiences
and Results in Statistics
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16:30
– 16:45
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Albu Mihai , M. Sahin, A. Vouyouka, S. Yaldiz, A. Dragomir
Selcuk
University, Technical Science College, Turkey,
SITAM-AB School of Fashion and Applied Arts, Greece,
Gh Asachi Technical
University of Iasi,
Romania,
Textile Training in a
Virtual Environment
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16:45
– 17:00
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Professor László
Dinya,
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17:00
– 17:20
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Questions,
comments, discussion
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17:20
– 17:35
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Coffee
break
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Workshop
on Innovation:
HR
factor in Innovation
Gobelin Room in Hotel Gellért
Moderator: Professor
Martin Potucek - Head of Center
for Social and Economic Strategies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University
in Prague, Czech Republic;
Reporteur: Krisztina Bódis
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17:35
– 17:50
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József
Kapitány
Budapest College of Communication
and Business
Part I. of
Innovation Sutra: Innovation domino.
From the leaders’ personality through leadership style to innovation
supportive organizational culture
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17:50
– 18:05
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Péter Kövesd, Dorottya Pék
Trebag Property- and Project management Ltd.,
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18:05
– 18:20
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Cecilia
Castaño Collado, Ana M. González Ramos, Milagros
Sáinz Ibáñez, Rachel Palmen, Jörg
Müller, Núria Vergés
Internet Interdisciplinary Institute
(IN3),
Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain
Participation of female workforce in research and innovation from ICT
areas
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18:20
– 18:35
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IHEPI2009 AWARD:
Andrea Bencsik, Gabor
Méri, Erzebet Noszkay,
Széchenyi István
University
Szent István
University
Budapest College of Communication and Business
How much benefit lifelong learning offers for women
labour market in Hungary?
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18:35
– 18:50
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Ildikó
Tóth-Bordásné Marosi,
Szent István University,
HR and knowledge management in higher education
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18:50
– 19:10
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Questions,
comments, discussion
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09:30
– 19:10
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Poster session
Gobelin Room in Hotel Gellért
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9 September 2009 – Wednesday
– IHEPI Workshops in the Danubius Hotel Gellért
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9:00 –
10:00
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Networking
breakfast
Its free of charge for participants of the IHEPI Workshops
Restaurant of Hotel Gellért
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10:00
– 11:00
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Closing session with
summary and discussion
Gobelin Room in Hotel Gellért
László Vass, István Kiss Pál, Agnieszka Klucznik-Törő,
Summaries
of the workshops – moderators:
Dr. Ales Vlk
Dr. Agnieszka
Klucznik-Törő
Dr. Sohail Luka
College Professor István Kiss
Pál
Professor Martin Potucek
Discussion
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11:00
– 15:00
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Sightseeing tour
Its
free of charge for participants of the IHEPI Workshops
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