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Moers Spends Money on Integration Projects

Associations and institutions in Moers can now apply for funding for integration projects in 2027. The deadline is 30 November.

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Moers Spends Money on Integration Projects

Associations and institutions in Moers can now apply for funding for integration projects in 2027. The deadline is 30 November.

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Radio K.W. broke the news 14 hours ago on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.

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