News archive - [Event Announcement] European SME Week 2011
Coordinated by the European Commission, this campaign which promotes enterprise across Europe in line with the Small Business Act for Europe is taking place in 37 countries, so events and activities – national, regional or local – will be as close as possible to existing and potential entrepreneurs. The Western Balkans are also involved and you are invited to submit YOUR event as a related one too.
The events – organised by business organisations, business support providers and national, regional and local authorities – will also enable existing companies to share their experience and develop further themselves.
Most events will be held in the 37 participating countries - though the majority of European/international events will take place in Brussels. Existing and budding entrepreneurs, young people, business organisations, business support providers, public authorities, educational institutions - everyone can get involved in European SME Week.
Participating countries
EU countries
Austria (AT)
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Germany (DE)
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Netherlands (NL)
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Belgium (BE)
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Greece (EL)
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Poland (PL)
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Bulgaria (BG)
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Hungary (HU)
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Portugal (PT)
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Czech Republic (CZ)
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Ireland (IE)
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Romania (RO)
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Cyprus (CY)
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Italy (IT)
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Slovakia (SK)
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Denmark (DK)
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Latvia (LV)
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Slovenia (SI)
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Estonia (EE)
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Lithuania (LT)
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Spain (ES)
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Finland (FI)
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Luxembourg (LU)
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Sweden (SE)
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France (FR)
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Malta (MT)
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United Kingdom (UK)
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Other countries
Albania (AL)
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Liechtenstein (LI)
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Croatia (HR)
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Montenegro (ME)
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Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (MK)
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Norway (NO)
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Iceland (IS)
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Serbia (RS)
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Israel (IL)
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Turkey (TR)
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Events can be:
- national, regional, local or even cross-border
- "European" – organised either by European-level (business) organisations and institutions or by national/regional representations in Brussels. Or events with a strong European dimension held in one of the 37 participating countries.
- international – involving countries other than the 37 participating countries.
Deadline for registration – 1 calendar month before the event is scheduled to take place.
No more events can be registered after 30 November 2011.
If your event meets the general objectives of European SME Week, it will be approved by your country's national coordinator(s), or by the European Commission if it is a European event.
Albania
Ms Tefta Demeti Business Development Department, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Energy tefta.demeti@mete.gov.al
Mr Elvis Pazaj Business Services Department, Chamber of Commerce & Industry elvis_pazaj@cci.al
Croatia
Ms Katarina Marković Croatian Agency for Small Businesses (HAMAG) kmarkovic@hamag.hr
Croatia Ms Svjetlana Momcilovic Croatian Chamber of Economy smomcilovic@hgk.hr
FYR of Macedonia
Mr Dimitar Ristovski European Business Association (EBA) Ristovski@eba.com.mk
Mr Imerali Baftijari Ministry of Economy imerali.baftijari@economy.gov.mk
Montenegro
Ms Slobodanka Lola Radulovic Directorate for Development of SMEs lola.radulovic@nasme.me
Mr Pavle Radovanovic Chambers of Commerce pradovanovic@pkcg.org
Serbia
Ms Jelena Stevanovic Ministry of Economy and Regional Development - Department for Regional and SME Development jelena.stevanovic@merr.gov.rs
Mr Dejan Trifunovic Association of Small Enterprises, Serbian Chamber of Commerce dejan.trifunovic@pks.rs, trifa999@gmail.com
Source: European SME Week 2011
Date:
From: 3 October 2011 00:00
To: 9 October 2011 00:00
- European Union (EU 27)
- International; Other
- Western Balkans
Entry created by Ines Marinkovic on September 30, 2011
Modified on October 4, 2011