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The Hamburg International
Conference will be held at the Hamburg University of Technologies'
campus in Hamburg.
The
Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg is the second
largest city in Germany and one of the 16 federal states of the
Federal Republic of Germany and therefore both, a city and a state. 1.7 million inhabitants
are living in Hamburg.
Hamburg is also an economically and culturally centre of Northern Germany. 3.5 million
people live in the metropolitan region of Hamburg
- for them, Hamburg is a shopping and cultural metropolis.
Covering 755 square kilometres, the
city area is seven times bigger than Paris and two and a half
times bigger than London. As a result, Hamburg's living
and housing standards are particularly high.
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With 30 square metres of living
space per person, Hamburg has the biggest average living space of
all major cities in the world. As much as 14% of the city area is
made up of green spaces and recreational areas.
Hamburg has 2,302 bridges
- more than Venice and Amsterdam combined. With over 90
consulates, Hamburg is second only to New York City in
the world.
As a trade centre, Hamburg has
always been outward-looking, and this has shaped the mentality of
the inhabitants of Hamburg.
Come to Hamburg, Hamburg looks
forward to your visit.
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