One night – many experiences: public readings of contemporary literature performed by well-known personalities at attractive and unusual venues in cities across Europe. This is the motto of the Literature Night organized by Czech Centres as a EUNIC project in Prague, as well as it is the motto of the European Literature Nights project. The Literature Night Prague 2013 constitutes an important and inspiring part of the European Literature Nights project. Capitalizing on the success of the previous years, the seventh annual literature happening organized by Czech Center in collaboration with EUNIC Prague will present a selection of contemporary European literature works and uncover the magic of major and minor literatures, in excerpts read by personalities at attractive and normally inaccessible venues of Prague 7 - Letná.

The Literature Night is based on the premise of literature being the tool of mutual understanding and cultural exchange, which helps to break down barriers. Organized by EUNIC, the Literature Night aims to offer the platform to present European contemporary literature.

EUNIC colleagues have become an integral part of the teaching staff of the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade, teaching to future professionals in the field of culture. Every week they met with students following the cultural diplomacy course together with students from the UNESCO master of Management in culture and cultural policy in the Balkans. The EUNIC colleagues were representatives in the field of cultural diplomacy and international cultural cooperation coming from eight European countries.

On 30 June 2011, the institutes and cultural services of the European embassies in Senegal formed the first EUNIC group in francophone sub-Saharan Africa. Establishing the group was a logical consolidation of several years of collaborations between the cultural operators of the member countries, under the aegis of a European Union Delegation, which is dynamic and highly involved in the cultural sector. With a contribution of between 1 and 2 million euros (9th and 10th EDF), the EU Delegation has a significant role in structuring and professional development of public and non-state cultural stakeholders. However, the relationship with civil society and artists required the establishment of an intermediary, a "go-between" between macroeconomic structural policies and minor, everyday activities which put culture at the heart of development issues.