International Turku
08.05.2020
Turku-Based Restaurant and Sea Views Starring in an International Restaurant Series on Netflix
The restaurant Ruissalon Maininki located in Turku will be having considerable visibility in a restaurant series on the international streaming service Netflix, produced by Marblemedia. The visibility in an episode that is out internationally on Friday was arranged through collaboration between Visit Finland and Visit Turku.
23.04.2020
Turku residents are making the city carbon neutral together
Turku wants to be carbon neutral in 2029, the year it turns 800 years old. The city has invited all residents to participate in climate work.
Talks continue
25.02.2020
Innovation Assistance from Germany – Aiming for a New Research Unit in Turku
TechCampus Turku is developing cooperation with the Fraunhofer Society, a German organization specializing in applied research. The goal is to set up a new research unit in Turku to serve the research and development needs of the region’s technology industry.
Come and visit – open every weekday
10.02.2020
Attractiveness and Competitiveness of Turku Presented at the Visitor and Innovation Centre Joki
Joki was the first regional visitor centre in Finland and it was built with record speed in the Turku Science Park area in autumn 2017. According to the door counter, there have been more than 60,000 visitors in the last two years since the opening. Since then updates have been made in the content.
08.05.2020
Turku-Based Restaurant and Sea Views Starring in an International Restaurant Series on Netflix
The restaurant Ruissalon Maininki located in Turku will be having considerable visibility in a restaurant series on the international streaming service Netflix, produced by Marblemedia. The visibility in an episode that is out internationally on Friday was arranged through collaboration between Visit Finland and Visit Turku.
23.04.2020
Turku residents are making the city carbon neutral together
Turku wants to be carbon neutral in 2029, the year it turns 800 years old. The city has invited all residents to participate in climate work.
Talks continue
25.02.2020
Innovation Assistance from Germany – Aiming for a New Research Unit in Turku
TechCampus Turku is developing cooperation with the Fraunhofer Society, a German organization specializing in applied research. The goal is to set up a new research unit in Turku to serve the research and development needs of the region’s technology industry.
Come and visit – open every weekday
10.02.2020
Attractiveness and Competitiveness of Turku Presented at the Visitor and Innovation Centre Joki
Joki was the first regional visitor centre in Finland and it was built with record speed in the Turku Science Park area in autumn 2017. According to the door counter, there have been more than 60,000 visitors in the last two years since the opening. Since then updates have been made in the content.
A Finnish-Russian project
24.10.2019
Sustainable coastal zone management: GET READY!
The coastal zone of the Eastern Gulf of Finland has been developing rapidly over the last 20 years on both Russian and Finnish sides intensifying sustainable development in the Baltic Sea Region through the exchange of goods, materials and intellectual information. Among the processes, construction of new port complexes influenced coastal zones, which are valuable natural objects highly sensitive to anthropogenic impact. Strong cross-border cooperation is required for common approach to reduce environmental risks and to support sustainable and effective coastal zone management.
Recycling solution for the whole Baltic Sea Region
24.10.2019
Turku recycles textile fibres
New identification technology developed in Turku promotes textile recycling opportunities in Europe. The fibres of old clothing and other textile waste can be used as raw material by the textile industry. They can also be utilised in insulation and various composite materials to replace and strengthen plastic materials.
The event will next be held in August–September 2020
05.09.2019
Europe Forum Turku was a success
The Europe Forum was held in Turku from 29 to 31 August 2019. The event was attended by almost 200 experts and influencers and 6,000 participants who conversed with each other both in person and over the Internet.
More top influencers to join in the Forum
02.08.2019
Minister for European Affairs Tytti Tuppurainen to outline the government’s European policy at Europe Forum Turku
Minister for European Affairs Tytti Tuppurainen will be giving an address at the Europe Forum Turku on the European policy of Antti Rinne’s government. The address will be given at the Old Academy Building on Friday 30 August 2019 directly after the public hearing of the Finnish Parliament’s Grand Committee.
08.05.2020
Turku-Based Restaurant and Sea Views Starring in an International Restaurant Series on Netflix
The restaurant Ruissalon Maininki located in Turku will be having considerable visibility in a restaurant series on the international streaming service Netflix, produced by Marblemedia. The visibility in an episode that is out internationally on Friday was arranged through collaboration between Visit Finland and Visit Turku.
23.04.2020
Turku residents are making the city carbon neutral together
Turku wants to be carbon neutral in 2029, the year it turns 800 years old. The city has invited all residents to participate in climate work.
Talks continue
25.02.2020
Innovation Assistance from Germany – Aiming for a New Research Unit in Turku
TechCampus Turku is developing cooperation with the Fraunhofer Society, a German organization specializing in applied research. The goal is to set up a new research unit in Turku to serve the research and development needs of the region’s technology industry.
Come and visit – open every weekday
10.02.2020
Attractiveness and Competitiveness of Turku Presented at the Visitor and Innovation Centre Joki
Joki was the first regional visitor centre in Finland and it was built with record speed in the Turku Science Park area in autumn 2017. According to the door counter, there have been more than 60,000 visitors in the last two years since the opening. Since then updates have been made in the content.
A Finnish-Russian project
24.10.2019
Sustainable coastal zone management: GET READY!
The coastal zone of the Eastern Gulf of Finland has been developing rapidly over the last 20 years on both Russian and Finnish sides intensifying sustainable development in the Baltic Sea Region through the exchange of goods, materials and intellectual information. Among the processes, construction of new port complexes influenced coastal zones, which are valuable natural objects highly sensitive to anthropogenic impact. Strong cross-border cooperation is required for common approach to reduce environmental risks and to support sustainable and effective coastal zone management.
Recycling solution for the whole Baltic Sea Region
24.10.2019
Turku recycles textile fibres
New identification technology developed in Turku promotes textile recycling opportunities in Europe. The fibres of old clothing and other textile waste can be used as raw material by the textile industry. They can also be utilised in insulation and various composite materials to replace and strengthen plastic materials.
The event will next be held in August–September 2020
05.09.2019
Europe Forum Turku was a success
The Europe Forum was held in Turku from 29 to 31 August 2019. The event was attended by almost 200 experts and influencers and 6,000 participants who conversed with each other both in person and over the Internet.
More top influencers to join in the Forum
02.08.2019
Minister for European Affairs Tytti Tuppurainen to outline the government’s European policy at Europe Forum Turku
Minister for European Affairs Tytti Tuppurainen will be giving an address at the Europe Forum Turku on the European policy of Antti Rinne’s government. The address will be given at the Old Academy Building on Friday 30 August 2019 directly after the public hearing of the Finnish Parliament’s Grand Committee.
Let's talk about the future of Europe! 29–31 August 2019
26.06.2019
The Europe Forum Turku programme includes a public hearing of the Finnish Parliament’s Grand Committee
The public hearing will take place on Friday 30 August 2019 at approximately 11 am–2 pm. The exact schedule for the hearing is announced later. The Europe Forum Turku is the most significant citizens’ event under Finland’s EU Presidency offering citizens an opportunity to meet new decision-makers and the new administration, as well as members of the opposition.
