The city of tomorrow – close, mobile, livable

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What if our cities enabled us to live better while also getting around differently? Katja Diehl, author of Auto-korrektur and one of the best-known voices in the German mobility debate, opens the evening with a keynote on mobility that is less dependent on cars and on the city of short distances. She will then discuss the topic with Claude Meisch, Minister for Housing and Spatial Planning, Zenia Charlé, alderwoman for mobility of the City of Differdange, Daniel Kohl, Director of the Cluster for Logistics Luxembourg, and Patrick van Egmond of LuxMobility. From the 15-minute city to the 30-minute region: How can we bring housing, work, retail and services closer together? And how must we rethink mobility, public space and logistics at the same time so that more liveable, accessible and sustainable cities and regions can emerge? An evening featuring different perspectives and a shared question: How do we want to shape the city and region of tomorrow?