The Civitas Europica Centralis (CEC) Foundation was founded in 1996. It is a public benefit organization. It examines the situation of the minorities living in the Central and Eastern European region, having regard to the possibilities offered by the EU integration.
The CEC organizes and participates in research projects aiming at the examination of the possibilities for coping with the traumas of the 20th century which had interrupted the Central European region’s modernization, and the possibilities for creating integrated and modern societies.
STATUTE (AS AMENDED) OF THE FOUNDATION CIVITAS EUROPICA CENTRALIS (CONSOLIDATED VERSION)
I, the undersigned Founder, have decided, based on §§ 74/A–F of the Civil Code and Act no. CLVI of 1997 on public benefit organizations, to establish the following Foundation.
1) Founder:
name: Imre Mécs
address: 1028 Budapest, Galóca u. 20.
2) Name of the Foundation:
Civitas Europica Centralis
The Foundation has been registered by the Metropolitan Court of Budapest, by its decision no. 7. Pk.60.312/1996/2.; its registry number is 6101.
3) Seat of the Foundation:
1115 Budapest, Szentpéteri utca 10.
6) The management of the Foundation is by the Board, comprising 7 members.
6.1. Members of the Board of the Foundation:
| Name | Address |
1 | dr. Gulyás Éva | 1055 Budapest, Szalay u. 5/A |
2 | Rajnai Gábor | 2094 Nagykovácsi, Pók u. 34. |
3 | dr. Róna Péter | 7523 Kisasszond, Csokonai u. 1. |
4 | Regényi Emilné dr. Törzsök Erika | 1115 Budapest Szentpéteri u. 10. |
5 | dr. Varga György | 1029 Budapest, Nagykovácsi út 8. |
6 | dr. Várady Tibor | 1026 Budapest, Gyergyó u. 4/A |
7 | Ring Éva | 1213 Budapest, Szentmiklósi út 97. |
Representative of the Foundation (from among the members of the Board): dr. Erika Törzsök (dr. Emilné Regényi)