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SAHWA Panel on Youth in Cairo
On the 3rd December, the AUC Forum of the American University in Cairo, the Egyptian partner of the SAHWA project, organizes the second of its Youth Panel Series. More »
The SAHWA Concept Paper is out!
The SAHWA Concept Paper just has been released. More »
165 countries adopt a global Commitment on Youth Policies
The AUC FORUM ORGANISES YOUTH PANEL SERIES
The European Economic and Social Committee releases a report on the “Economic and social situation of young people in the Euro-Mediterranean region”
The European Economic and Social Committee released an information report on the situation of young people in the Euro-Mediterranean region. More »
Fabriq Algeria, l’Algérie vue par ses jeunes artistes
Réalisé par Camille Leprince «Fabriq Algeria» est un webdocumentaire consacré à la génération d’artistes algériens nés en pleine « décennie noire » (décennie de guerre civile en Algérie, 1991-2002). More »
Tunisia: Breaking the Barriers to Youth Inclusion
The World Bank Group, in collaboration with the Center for Mediterranean Integration, Silatech and the Tunisian National Youth Observatory (Observatoire National de la Jeunesse) released a report on the social, economic, political and cultural barriers that young Tunisians face. More »
The 2014 Edition of the IEMed Yearbook includes a Dossier on Arab Youth
The new edition of the IEMed Yearbook provides a state-of-the-art review of today’s Arab youth through three dimensions: More »
SAHWA PARTICIPATES IN A SUMMER SCHOOL ON "YOUTH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE MEDITERRANEAN"
The Department (Political Science and International Relations) of the University of Peloponnese in cooperation with Centre for Mediterranean, Middle East and Islamic Studies is organising a Summer School on "Youth and Development in the Mediterranean" on 3-6 September 2014. Held in Kiato, this summer school will bring together scholars and students to deal with the multifaceted relationship of youth to development in the Mediterranean. More »
