Municipality of Miercurea Ciuc

 The Csík Territorial Organization of the Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania (RMDSZ) represents the interests of the Hungarian community in the Csík region. Based in Miercurea Ciuc, it coordinates the work of local RMDSZ organizations and partner groups to promote the political, social, cultural, and economic interests of Hungarians in the region. The organization is part of the national RMDSZ structure and works closely with churches, cultural and educational institutions, and civil organizations. 

The mission of StartUp HUB is to encourage entrepreneurship through support schemes, to contribute reducing unemployment through adult education programmes and to increase EU funding in the region with the help of its experts.

The name comes from Ditrau city and from the organizing sports club – Ditriders Motorsport. It is meant to help associate the event with the local area. The event consists of 3 days, a day of prologue and two days of riding in the mountains that combine forest roads, steep climbs, rocky tracks, etc.

The Dealu/Oroszhegy Cultural and Youth Association was founded in early 2005 by 11 enthusiastic young people from Dealu/Oroszhegy. Since then, it has become an active civil organization, contributing significantly to community life through cultural events and partnerships with local schools and the municipality. The association co-organizes traditional events such as the Daffodil Days and the multi-day Plum Festival, and regularly holds environmental camps for children and youth. One of its most successful events is the Oroszhegy Children’s Folk Dance and Folk Song Festival, which provides performance opportunities for hundreds of children each year. The association believes in preserving local traditions, cultural values, and natural heritage for future generations. 

Organized motorcycle tours where adventure and unforgettable community experiences, along with memorable moments, await you. Join us and discover the world on two wheels! 

Supporting highly talented young people is a vital public interest that determines the competitiveness of a community. Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC) offers free, useful trainings that complement school studies, unique talent management for enthusiastic young people in 9 training centers across Transylvania: Arad (Arad), Csíkszereda (Miercurea Ciuc), Kolozsvár (Cluj-Napoca), Marosvásárhely (Târgu Mureș), Nagyvárad (Oradea), Sepsiszentgyörgy (Sfântu Gheorghe), Székelyudvarhely (Odorheiu Secuiesc), Szatmárnémeti (Satu Mare) and Veresszék. MCC's activities in Transylvania bring together more than 2000 students in 8 locations and 4 educational programs. In the academic year 2023/2024, the Young Talent Program had 545 students, the High School Program had 1406 members, the University Program had 114 students and 19 young people studied in the Transylvanian School of Politics. The organisation started its activity in 1996 with only a few students, but from the 2000s onwards the training possibilities gradually expanded and it has been present in several places outside Hungary, in the Carpathian Basin. Today it offers training opportunities for all ages: primary school, secondary school, university and beyond. The Transylvanian High School Program was launched in 2013 in Cluj-Napoca and Odorheiu Secuiesc, the Kolozsvár/ Cluj University Program started in 2018, and the Primary School Program in 2020, teaching financial awareness, health and conflict management and other skills from the fifth grade onwards. The organisation's Transylvanian administrative centre is in Kolozsvár (Cluj-Napoca), the hometown of King Matthias. The Collegium supports all young people, regardless of their financial, social and cultural background, who are curious about the world, want to be educated and informed, and in the long run want to become useful members of society in their local communities, among Hungarians in Transylvania and in the wider Carpathian Basin. The MCC supports young people who want to useful in their local communities, who feel responsibility for their environment, so that they can develop their talents and use them for the benefit of themselves and, in the long run, for the benefit of society. MCC is neither a competitor nor an alternative to public educational institutions, it is independent of them, but its courses help students to perform better in the traditional educational system. We believe in the importance of learning from the best teachers, so that young people can become open to the world, familiar with international processes, and at the same time represent values and attitudes that are forward-looking for the future of the Hungarian people of the Carpathian Basin and for the future of Europe as a whole.

Lunca de Sus este satul de reședință al comunei cu același nume. 

The Association was founded in October 2011 with 17 founding members. It currently includes 100 businesses. Our main goal is to become the leading professional organization in the Csíki Basin and to increase the region’s competitiveness by strengthening economic relations. Our Activities • Organizing open events: regular professional presentations and meetings • Maintaining relations with partner organizations and local governments • Promoting the members of the Association • Taking a strong opinion-forming role in local and regional economic matters • Supporting start-up and entrepreneurial culture among young people • Human resource development: regular consultations with the education system and the labor office

The Parish of the Translation of the Relics of Saint Stephen belongs to the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Alba Iulia, within the Gyergyó/Gheorgheni Deanery. Currently, church service is carried out by parish priest Zoltán Keresztes, originally from Csíkszentgyörgy, and by Fr. Hunor Gál, Armenian parish priest, serving as assistant chaplain. The cantor is Gellért Szilágyi. The church’s feast day is celebrated on May 30, and the perpetual adoration day is September 28.