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The main objectives of the Hungarian Museum of Trade and Hospitality include:

- collect and reserve the tangible and non-tangible material that belong to our scope with the intentions to arrange exhibitions of all kinds.

- develop our museum to a multicultural agora that is reflecting the past and connecting the present to the possible best future.

- serve as a research centre of the field we are responsible for. - act as a mediator for the agents of business /trade and hospitality/ we are dedicated to.

To date, the Hungarian network consists of 51 organizations. Most of these institutions work in the areas of education, youth, arts, heritage, international relations, human rights, culture and research.

The Foundation provides logistical and operational support to the National Network in Hungary through the Network Strategic Development Scheme (NSDS). For more information, please refer to the document “NSDS Step 4” under Resources column on the right. This document highlights the main responsibilities and services to be provided by the Network Coordinator for the members until 31 August 2011.

Under Resources you can also find other important documents for the Network, such as: Network Internal Rules, Members List and Member Survey Results 2010. 

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Latest News

From the firing-line / De la ligne de feu

Thu, 19/05/2011 - 16:16 — Rasha Shaaban
National Network: 
Hungary

 

Achref Debbeche – From the firing-line

 

Achref Debbeche is a 28 years old undergraduate at the University of Arts and Cinema (Ecole Des Arts et du Cinéma) in Tunis. The exhibition follows the Tunisian Revolution of 2010-2011 from the first days of the demonstrations until the euphoric celebrations of the resignation and escape of former president Ben Ali through his eyes.

 

The revolutionary wave that started in Tunisia in December 2010, led to the weakening or fall of several North African governments in 2011, and eventually caused the Libyan civil war, was called “Facebook-revolution” for a good reason. The rebels organized the demonstrations online from the beginning, used the social network to communicate with each other and the outside world using a technology that was so new to the history of revolutions that the government forces – formerly known for suppressing all critical opinion by main force if necessary – couldn’t deal with it (even though they tried variously).

 

All these events set a good example that young people like Achref Debbeche, using today's modern technologies and online social networks could play a very important role in shaping world politics.

 

This program is organized by the Hungarian Network of Anna Lindh Foundation to enhance dialogue and understanding.

 

Facebook event of the exhibition:

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=146191088787205

Syrian daily life in a Photo Exhibition

Sun, 30/05/2010 - 11:01 — Press Office
National Network: 
Hungary

The Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism, member of the Anna Lindh Hungarian Network, has hosted on the 5th of May a photo exhibition entitled “I Believe in Syria”. The Exibition aims to present the traditional, cultural and daily life of the Syrian society, through the lens of the Hungarian Photographer Zsuzsana Rozsa.

Network meeting on March 4, 2008

Thu, 03/04/2008 - 14:24 — Hungary
National Network: 
Hungary

2008. március 4-én a 30 szervezetet számláló Magyar Nemzeti Hálózat ülésén megvitatta az „1001-ben” történő részvételt és az együttműködési lehetőségeket. A hálózat tagjai a következő gondolatokat szeretnék megosztani a nemzetközi párbeszéddel kapcsolatban:
Magyarország történelmileg mindig is a Kelet és a Nyugat határán helyezkedett el. Szeretnénk ezt a „híd” szerepet betölteni az Észak és a Dél között is szerepet vállalva az Anna Lindh Alapítvány aktivitásában és az „1001 akció” kampányban, hogy kapcsolatot teremthessünk más kultúrákkal. Meg vagyunk győződve, hogy az igazi párbeszéd az alapja mindennek, és a ténylegesen hatékony párbeszédhez türelemre, fogékonyságra, nyitottságra és a másik megismerésére való késztetésre van szükség. Így gazdagodhatunk, tanulva a másiktól és a másikról.