A team of young EuroMed bloggers are participating at the Forum and writing their impression about it. Here below you can find their posts:
Here we are almost 10 days since the cloture of the Tunis Exchange Forum; loads of cheerful emails from the participants are still filling our inboxes, a sign of the successful gathering.
Call me retarded, but frankly I am still digesting half the discussions...
Peace is a loaded word. It seems to imply the opposite of one thing - War. But should it mean more??
One of the speakers at the Tunis Forum believed that it should mean more, and I am convinced now of the same.
Just because peace exists dosen't mean...
Are we an elitist group?
This question has seen a number of incarnations during the past few days, both inside and outside the formal sessions and discussion:
In the discussion on the role of social media and bloggers in bringing about societal trends...
I'll admit I'm at least as excited about being in Tunisia itself as I am being at the Tunis Forum. Coming from Cairo, where visitors have been - and rightfully so - visiting with their eyes looking for "signs" of the revolution, it's a welcome change to be in the '...
I've participated before in too many gatherings, too many meetings of civil society across the Mediterranean region. I won't deny that these kind of meetings are very useful in terms of networking, making face to face contact with people from different nationalities...
Here we are, just few hours before starting the Anna Lindh Foundation’s Tunis Exchange Forum and I wanted to take the time to bubble out some of my thoughts on this initiative as a young Tunisian.
In few hours, around 150 different resourceful people,...
Its been over 12 months since the Anna Lindh Foundation's forum in Barcelona. A lot has changed in the Euromed region since then. We have seen unprecedented civil action across the region demanding change and getting it. We have since changes from Egypt to...
The Anna Lindh Exchange Forum in Tunisia is a region-wide meeting of civil society players acting for democracy and citizeship with an intercultural perspective.
Gathering more than 200 participants from all over the Euro-Med region who work in the fields of Artistic creation, Media and Social Networks, Civil society development and Resources for Citizenship, the event will be a great opportunity for participants to learn from each other, exchange experiences, best practices and project ideas as well as to build partnerships.
