Press Corner
In the blog of the Tunis Exchange Forum you can find articles by young EuroMed bloggers on issues such as democracy, peace, social media, revolutions.
You can read the blog posts and participate in the discussion by adding your comments at the address:
http://www.tunisforum.org/blog
In...
The ‘Tunis Exchange Forum’ organised by the Anna Lindh Foundation concluded yesterday with a call to re-launch Mediterranean cooperation following the historic changes that are unfolding in the region.
The Forum, that was held in Tunisia from 23rd to the 26th June, ended after...
For the first time since the Arab Spring, the launch of the Anna Lindh Exchange Forum in Tunis brings together civil society and youth leaders from across the Mediterranean region to build together democratic and pluralistic societies.
More than 200 civil society representatives,...
The training seminar on Social and Democratic Participation organized by Anna Lindh Foundation in Cairo, concluded after having brought together 50 civil society activists from seven different Arab countries for five days.
The participants discussed the new challenges facing dialogue...
The Anna Lindh Foundation joins forces with international organisations for the promotion of pluralistic and independent media to ensure the success of democratic transition in the Arab region.
A UN-backed conference in support of Tunisia and Egyptian media broadcasters concluded last night...
More than fifty civil society activists from nine Arab countries which are members of the Anna Lindh Foundation gather this week in Cairo to share ideas and practices on intercultural dialogue, participation and democracy.
The seminar, which will address the new challenges of dialogue in the...
In the aftermath of the social movements for change that have shaken Egypt since January 2011, young activists from Alexandria are offered a platform for dialogue to exchange their views and perspectives on issues linked to their future and social participation.
The Anna Lindh Foundation...
During the last few months, the Mediterranean landscape has witnessed a wave of historical changes. The uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt and other social mobilizations in the region have demonstrated that youth and civil society are eager for more freedom, social change, and consolidation of...
Print
E-mail