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The Italian Mobility Agenda outlines the schedule for a week-long exchange program between schools in Italy. On Monday there will be an opening ceremony followed by workshops and visits to museums in Milan. Tuesday includes meetings at a town hall and university, as well as guided tours of Castellanza. The group will have lunch with host students and visit more sites in the afternoon. Later in the week there are plans to visit Volandia Museum, Aeropark in Calcinate, and Sacro Monte, with meals and overnight stays with host families. Delegations from Belgium, France, and Spain will be arriving and departing throughout the week.
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