Friday, 20 September

 08:30 – 09.30 Registration

09:30 – 10:00 Opening Session

Welcoming remarks:

Ferenc Miszlivetz, iASK

Balázs Orbán, Deputy Minister, Prime Minister’s Office

Péter Ágh, Member of the National Assembly

                   Béla Básthy, Vice-Mayor of Kőszeg

       András Gelencsér, Rector, University of Pannonia

10:00 – 13:00 Navigating in a Common Boat:  Common Objectives and Concerns that Drive the Strengthening of Identity

Cooperation between a City and its Region

Moderator: Zoltán Gaál, iASK

KRAFT – The Kőszeg Example I. by Laura Takács (coordinator)

KRAFT – The Kőszeg Example II. by Alíz Markovits

10.00- 10.25

Creative Cities in Europe by Mariann Szabó, iASK

10.25- 10.55 Upgrading and a Change of Scale – Veszprém 2023: European Capital of Culture

Presenter: Gyula Porga, Mayor of Veszprém

10.55- 11.15 To Connect or Cut the Umbilical Cord? The Present and Future of Cities  Perspectives of the Association of Pannonian Cities

Presenter: Zoltán Birkner, President of the National Research, Development and Innovation Office

 

11:15 – 11:45 Coffee Break

 

11:45 – 13:00 A Regional View from the Bottom-Up: Where is the Association of Pannonian Cities Headed?

Roundtable discussion:

Moderators:

Ferenc Miszlivetz, iASK

Nóra Rodek, University of Pannonia, Nagykanizsa

 

Participants:

Márta Tolvaj, Vice-mayor of Zalaegerszeg

Béla Básthy, Deputy Mayor of Kőszeg

Zoltán Birkner, President of the National Research, Development and Innovation Office

János Can Togay, Creative and Art Director of Veszprém–Balaton 2023 Zrt.

Beáta Fehérvölgyi, Dean, University of Pannonia, Veszprém

Alíz Markovits, iASK

Róbert Pálinkás, Director of Helikon Castle Museum, Keszthely

Gyula Porga, Mayor of Veszprém

Ádám Takács, Director of Passenger Transportation, GYSEV

 

13:00 – 14:30 Lunch Break (Europe House, Sigray room)

 

14:30 – 16:20 Quality and Care: Redefining Values and Aspirations in Creative Cities and Sustainable Regions

            Moderator: Gergely Tóth, University of Pannonia, Georgikon, Keszthely Campus

 

Best Practices from the Region:

14:30 – 14:50 Roots:  The Role of Regional Natural Assets in the Formation of Local Identity

Presenter: Gergely Erdős, iASK

14:50 – 15:10 Challenges of Rural Development: Attractivity and Retention Potential of the Region in Accordance with the New Criteria for Rural Development

Presenter: Tamás Tarpataki, Deputy Secretary, Ministry of Agriculture,

15:10 – 15:30 The Cultural Treasure Trove:  The Impact of Nurturing Social and Cultural Capital

Presenter: Zoltán Lantos, iASK

 

15:30 -16:20 Discussion

 

16:30 – 19:30 iASK Open House

Introduction: Miszlivetz Ferenc, iASK

Comments: Dale Martin, Chief Executive Officer of Siemens Hungary Zrt.

Hosts: Alíz Markovits and Laura Takács, iASK

Architectural workshop. Architects will present buildings that have been renovated and those subject to future renovation. A walk departing from the entrance of the Jurisics Castle.

Hosts: Dezső Ekler, Zoltán Deák, Róbert Gutowski

 

AGORA

• Zwinger Old Tower

17:00 Opening of the exhibiton “Outlines of the Future from Kőszeg’s Perspective”

by Ferenc Miszlivetz

 

• Festetics Palace – Heritage – Be a part of Kőszeg’s history!

Host: Mónika Mátay, iASK

 

The Human Adventure – Remember the future: a walk with Elemér Hankiss

Hosts: Péter Bokányi, iASK

Márton Vecsei, iASK

 

• Szemző House – Knowledge: Open day at the University of Pannonia Kőszeg Campus.

Host: Dániel Zoltán, director of the Campus

 

• Sgraffito House

Hosts: Katalin Bognárné Lovász, iASK

Henrietta Dóka, iASK

 

• Europe House

Host: Ferenc Miszlivetz, iASK

• Synagogue

Host: Edit Balázs, Jewish Theological Seminary – University of Jewish Studies

• Benedictine Monastery

Host: Olga Szalai, head of the Pannonhalma Abbey’s Infrastructural Investments

19:30 Reception (Europe House, Sigray room)

 

Saturday, 21 September

 9.30 – 12.30 Where Networks Intercept – Trust and Cooperation

Moderator: Zoltán Lantos, iASK

 

9:30 Characteristics of Cooperation Networks in Hungary and in Europe

Presenter: János Abonyi, professor, University of Pannonia

10:00 – 12:30 Interactive roundtable

• Digital Humanism
• The Frontiers of Empirical Knowledge and Algorithmic Knowledge
• Whom and What can we Trust? Resilience and Ethics in the New Era of Uncertainty

Participants: iASK research fellows and generation researchers

Comments:

1. Karvalics László, iASK fellow

Ferenc Kvasznicza, Pajta, Őriszentpéter: the Pajta project

Réka Fülöp, Sounding Houses project, Nagykanizsa

Erasmus Almásy, Bernstein/Borostyánkő Castle Hotel

11:00 – 11:30 Coffee break                           

 

12.40 Closing remarks  by György Schöpflin, President of Advisory Board of iASK

12:50 – 14:20 Closing lunch

 

15:00 Creative Art – György Vukán piano competition final

18:00 Gala concert

Contributions by: Béla Szakcsi Lakatos, Károly Binder, Elemér Balázs Jr.

 

The language of the conference is Hungarian with simultaneous English translation.

Participation in the conference is free of charge but is subject to pre-registration. Please indicate your interest in participation here!

 

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