For the sixth year in a row, EU-turn had the good fortune to be able to put its creative skills at the disposal of the EESC for its Open Day.

During the European Mobility Week 2010, the European Economic and Social Committee wanted to organise a major awareness-raising event about urban mobility.

For the first time ever, the European Economic and Social Committee decided to organise a simulated plenary session for over 100 children from across the European Union.

At the request of the European Economic and Social Committee, EU-turn took part in setting up a sustainable house made of wooden pallets, in the heart of Brussels.

Since 2006, EU-turn is making its creative talents available to the EESC to offer visitors to its open day a welcoming image of the EESC.

EU-turn was given the task of looking after all the coordination and production for series of events organised to mark the 50th anniversary of the Treaties of Rome.

The MEB tasked EU-turn with organising the fiftieth anniversary of the Val Duchesse negotiations.