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One year after the start of the corona pandemic, the city network Eurocities invites everyone to a European minute of silence. The joint commemoration takes place on Wednesday, 24 March, at 12h noon CET.

“Europe needs a joint moment of reflection,” said Eurocities President and Mayor of Florence Dario Nardella. “Let us pause for a minute to mourn the dead, to honour those suffering from the consequences of the pandemic, and to reflect on our own situation – to take a breath in the hectic everyday struggle we all experience.”

As events are not possible at the moment, everyone can observe this minute of silence for themselves. To support a shared experience, Eurocities offers a video live stream with Dario Nardella: “I invite everyone to join and to be silent together for a moment, to commemorate, and to find new strength together.”

Eurocities is a network of 198 European cities from 38 countries, representing 130 million people.

The minute of silence will take place on

Wednesday, 24 March, 12h noon CET

The video livestream can be accessed via this link:

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