Ramona Laczo-David on KOOR*SOO
• – • Iulius Mall Timișoara
part of a series on کورسو | (Koor·Soo) | A faint glimmer of hope
About the speaker
Ramona Laczkó-Dávid has a relevant career in the cultural sector, recognized for her significant contributions to the development and implementation of cultural programs at both national and international levels. With a strategic vision and a deep understanding of the role culture plays in society, after more than 10 years of work in the cultural sector across Europe and Asia, Ramona Laczkó-Dávid has dedicated the last few years to strengthening Timișoara’s cultural sector.
Since 2022, Ramona Laczkó-Dávid has held several key roles in Timișoara’s cultural landscape, including Coordinator of the Cultural Programme for Timișoara 2023 – European Capital of Culture, Coordinator of the Power Station Programme, and International Relations Officer within the Project Centre of the Municipality of Timișoara. She oversaw the strategic directions of the cultural legacy programme, contributing to coherence, transparency, and community engagement across all stages of implementation. Her extensive experience in coordinating cultural projects and developing cross-sector partnerships gives her an integrative perspective, with a focus on sustainable impact.
Ramona Laczkó-Dávid is a graduate of the master’s program “Arts and Heritage: Policy, Management and Education” at Maastricht University, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Arts and Culture (the Netherlands). With an international career in cultural management, she has held coordination roles in Romania, Spain, and Singapore, collaborating with organizations such as the Asia-Europe Foundation, the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, and the Interarts Foundation. After returning to Romania, she contributed to the revitalization of heritage through the FortiVacation program of the Fortified Churches Foundation, bringing a vision centered on cooperation, sustainability, and long-term impact.
Local partners
With approximately 200,000 professionals across 30 countries, Flex provides innovative design, engineering, manufacturing, real-time supply chain insight and logistics services to companies of all sizes and industries.
The banks that joined forces to found UniCredit Group have a long tradition in promoting local culture and artistic events in the countries in which it operates. This commitment is evidenced by the extensive art collection of UniCredit Group and dozens of initiatives within UniCredit & Art Project. We believe that culture is always the engine of local economic development through its ability to sustain innovation and stimulate science economy.
Since we are very close to the communities in which we operate, we try to maintain a close relationship with them by encouraging all initiatives that contribute to their cultural enrichment. Thus, we support cultural diversity and offer support to projects in the area of music, literature, film, and visual arts.
The cultural-artistic component of the bank’s sustainable development strategy is materialized in our involvement in long-term partnerships. Our collaborators and partners include NGOs, cultural institutions, academies, curators, and artists.
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Additional details
Our theme for January is کورسو — the Farsi word Koor·Soo, meaning “a faint glimmer of hope.”
It was chosen by our Tehran chapter in Iran and illustrated by Hoda Ramy.
What this word means to our Tehran chapter:
“In our darkest hours, when everything seems to have dimmed, sometimes a light remains—not bright, not certain, but real. That is Koorsoo—a faint glimmer of hope that dares to survive.
Koorsoo is not about triumph or clarity; it is about the fragile yet unwavering light that keeps us going. A glance, a memory, a word—small things that prevent collapse. It represents the quiet resilience of those who continue in spite of the weight, who believe without guarantee. In a world that often normalizes despair, Koorsoo is a rebellion—soft, but profound.
It reminds us: even the smallest spark matters.”
Meet us in an exciting venue for the first time, exploring spaces and places that could spark new communities tagging along.
January 23rd we meet in UBC0 / Czech In Iulius Town Timisoara by Staropramen at our classical time - 07.30 AM.
Bring friends and good vibes to start this year right!
Location
Hosted at
Iulius Mall Timișoara
Piața Consiliul Europei 2
Timișoara, Timiș Romania 300363
When
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Location Manager Anamaria Matis
Photo Wizard Dana Moica
Reception Responsible Volunteer Adelina Boruga
Social Media Volunteer Krisztina Kalapati
Reception Responsible Volunteer Ana-Maria Atomoaei