Great Synagogue of Europe more political nature, as in the 19th century, responding to the Age of Enlightenment, Great Synagogues were built in many capitals of Europe to show that Jews were full and free citizens. This is something the Jewish community now wished to show at a European level. It is hoped that the building will become a focus for Judaism in Europe, as St. Peter's Basilica is for Roman Catholics. Great Synagogue of Europe The Great Synagogue of Europe, formerly known as the Great Synagogue of Brussels, is the main synagogue in Brussels, Belgium which was dedicated as a focal point for
Ministerial Conference on the Protection of Forests in Europe of the previous Ministerial Conference, other is the country which holds the chairmanship of the process and will convene the next Ministerial Conference, and the other three are countries which will succeed in the line of chairing FOREST EUROPE. At present, the GCC is constituted by Spain (host country of the last Ministerial Conference), Slovak Republic (host country of the next Ministerial Conference), Turkey, Germany and Sweden, which replaced Norway in the GCC at the 7th FOREST EUROPE Miniterial Conference. The chairmanship of the process was taken over from Spain at the Madrid conference by the Slovak Republic, which will