Armenian-Georgian Cultural Days in Natolin
The College of Europe in Natolin hosted Armenian-Georgian Cultural Days - celebrating the rich traditions, history, and shared heritage of Armenia and Georgia. Organised by students for the Natolin...
Founded by the European Parliament in 2008 in memory of Professor Bronisław Geremek, the European Civilization Chair symbolizes Natolin’s commitment to taking a ‘longer and broader view’ of the idea of Europe, with the conviction that the study of Europe’s past can help inspire the building of its future. Historia pro futuro!
Founded by the European Parliament in 2012, the ambition of the European Neighbourhood Chair is to place Natolin at the forefront of the cutting edge of academic study
of new developments in EU-neighbourhood relations, as well as in the EU and the EU’s eastern and southern neighbourhoods as such.