Member of the Finnish National Network, The Finnish Committee for European Security (STETE) has the pleasure to invite you to TWO events taking place on Friday 10 June in Helsinki.

STETE has invited an Egyptian researcher Nadine Abdalla to visit Finland on Friday 10 June to discuss about recent political developments taking place in Egypt.

Nadine is a researcher at the Arab Forum for Alternatives Studies which is an Anna Lindh Network member in Cairo, Egypt. Nadine has also worked previously in AL Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies (ACPSS) in Cairo and at the Study and Research Center for the Arab and Mediterranean World (CERMAM) in Geneva. Currently she is also a PhD candidate at the Institute of Political Sciences (IEP) in Grenoble, France and holds her Master degree from Sciences-Po Paris. Her thesis is about protest and social movements in Egypt and she has written several articles on the issue prior to the spring 2011 revolution.

On Friday morning 10 June, Nadine Abdalla will speak at STETE's seminar THE NEW MEDIA AND CONTEMPORARY CRISES at 09:30?12:30 (coffee will be served starting at 09:00). The event will take place at Helsingin Pääpostitalo (Missiotila), Mannerheiminaukio 1A (A-entrance), First Floor, Helsinki. For more details, please see the attached programme or visit www.stete.org.

Nadine Abdalla can also be met on Friday 10 June between 15:00-16:00 at the premises of STETE (Pohjoinen Hesperiankatu 15 A, 5th floor, 00260, Helsinki). The purpose of the afternoon's meeting is to discuss about the latest developments regarding the recent events in Egypt.

Due to the catering purposes, please register to the event(s) no later
than 3 June.

Registrations and further information from: stete@stete.org or tel. +358 9 260 0131

This event is organised as a part of the 'Believe in Dialogue, Act for Citizenship' Initiative.

Everyone interested are warmly welcome!

STETE

Suomen toimikuntan Euroopan turvallisuuden edistämiseksi (STETE)
The Finnish Committee for European Security (STETE)
Pohjoinen Hesperiankatu 15 A 5.krs/Floor
00260 Helsinki

(09) 2600 131
stete@stete.org
www.stete.org