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QuattroPole is a cross-border city network in which Luxembourg, Metz, Saarbrücken and Trier cooperate to strengthen their economic attractiveness.

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Overview

QuattroPole is a city network (Städtenetz) in which the cities of Luxembourg, Metz, Saarbrücken and Trier work together to increase their economic attractiveness and to offer a space for exchange and networking. Its official site presents the network's projects and events across the four cities, including the QuattroWalls urban art project, the QuattroPole Sessions, and an image film produced for the network's twenty-fifth anniversary.

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QuattroPole is a city network in which Luxembourg, Metz, Saarbrücken and Trier cooperate to strengthen their economic attractiveness and to provide a space for exchange and networking. The network's official site describes it as comprising four cities in three countries, and presents projects and events across those cities, including the QuattroWalls urban art project, which is situated within the Interreg project GRACE, and the QuattroPole Sessions. The site also notes that an image film was produced on the occasion of QuattroPole's twenty-fifth anniversary, and that the QuattroPole hackathon project received the Roland Prize, a prize for project management, with the network's economic development working group travelling to Berlin for the award ceremony.

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