The EUNIC Cluster Fund call for proposals is open to applications from all EUNIC clusters worldwide until 6 November 2024. This year's call invites clusters to address different aspects of sustainability through cultural relations activities.

On 19 and 20 June, the EUNIC General Assembly welcomed EUNIC members across the network to Bucharest. Topics discussed at the GA included shifting geopolitics and the impact on cultural relations work, continued support and solidarity with the Ukrainian Institute and dynamics in Moldova, and the refreshing of EUNIC's Strategic Framework.

Colleagues from Central Asia and the Caucasus met in Almaty, Kazakhstan on 25 & 26 June 2024 to discuss current relevant topics, shared challenges and potential for regional collaboration and strengthening of EUNIC in the regions.

This year's EUNIC Focal Points meeting was co-hosted by the Croatian Ministry of Culture and Media in Zagreb on 25 & 26 April 2024.

Are you interested in travelling to another EUNIC member or cluster to learn more about their approach and exchange on a wide range of topics? The EUNIC Mobility Scheme allows any colleague of a EUNIC member to exchange knowledge and gain skills.

What role can EUNIC play in enabling the global creative climate movement to thrive? How can the network take collective action and further mainstream climate action in the community of cultural relations practitioners? What are the key global advocacy moments where culture and cultural relations need to be more present in terms of the post 2030 Sustainable Development agenda?

Are you curious to host a meeting with cultural professionals from within the EUNIC network? Do you want to exchange knowledge and gain new skills on key topics of shared strategic relevance? The EUNIC Mobility Scheme is looking for you!

On 25 and 26 January 2024, colleagues from all seven clusters in North America met for the regional cluster seminar in New York, USA.

The international jury of four independent experts has selected eight new European Spaces of Culture pilot project ideas to be implemented between June 2024 and October 2025.

On 7 and 8 December, the EUNIC General Assembly welcomed EUNIC members across the network to Brussels. At the meeting, the network elected Liviu Jicman, President of Romanian Cultural Institute, as new EUNIC Vice-President and welcomed Kirsten van den Hul, Director of DutchCulture, to the Board of Directors. The network also approved a new EUNIC Cluster in Uganda.