| EU support to “Djazairouna” for the victims of terrorism by Bassma Karacha - Algiers, Al-Hayat 01/29/2010 |
| Algeria, have witnessed 100,000 deaths and hundreds of reported missing during the 1990's bloody trap. Among the victims, Charifa Khaddar’s brother and sister, both assassinated in 1996. A few months later, she establishes the “Djazairouna” association, which means "Our Algeria", whose mission is to give victims of terrorism a voice. |
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| Raising awareness for the hammam as a cultural heritage by Nadia Ben Sellam - Rabat, Al-Hayat 01/10/2010 |
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Within the framework of the Euromed Cultural Heritage IV program, the European Union carried out a development project entitled Hammamed. The main aim is to raise awareness of the hammam as a cultural heritage in the Mediterranean area, through conferences, workshops, dissemination activities… |
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| A Network for water resources protection in Tunisia by Samira Al-sadfi - Tunis, Al-Hayat 01/16/2010 |
| With the financial help of the European Union, Tunisia was able to implement an efficient environmental plan that allowed reducing pollution of water resources in several areas of the country. Report. |
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| Tempus Lebanon: Higher Education better adapted to today’s challenges by Diala Gemayel - Beyrouth, Eurojar 01/15/2010 |
| With Tempus, the Trans-European Mobility Programme for University Studies, Lebanon integrated a wide range of joint projects. Since 2004, Tempus Lebanon is working on upgrading the level of students in conformity with current academic norms to facilitate their integration in the labor market. |
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Euronews speaks Arabic by Amina Khairy - Cairo, Eurojar (01/14/2010)
Sustainable development in Tunisian suburbs by Samira Al Sadfi - Tunis, Eurojar (12/31/2009)
Another four years of local development in Syria by Samar Ezmechli - Damascus, Al-Hayat (12/24/2009)
Abdelkader Palace hosts a centre for sustainable development by Samar Ezmishli - Damas, Eurojar (12/28/2009)
Chellah hosts again the Jazz Music Festival by Nadia Ben Sellam - Rabat, Al-Hayat (12/18/2009)
Well offs in Egypt in support to the bad offs by Amina Khairy - Cairo, Al-Hayat (12/05/2009)
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Saving water = saving humanity. The issue of water is one of the most important environment issues that attract the attention of many people around the world. Many reports have shown that future humanity will seek water. More countries nowadays are suffering from the shortage of water resources. In the Mediterranean countries Jordan is having the problem and the European Union is supporting the country to overcome it. Much have been done by the former to try to solve even something on the issue. However, the concerned partners have to show some concern about the issue.
On: A Network for water resources protection in Tunisia
Talking about human rights and in this case stating that Europeans are working hard for the betterment of DZ jails is simply not true, to say the very least. The way it's being talked about somehow hints that prisons in the EU are kind of 5-star category places to forcefully be put in. I would say that if really "one" wants to work hard for the betterment of prisons in DZ and elsewhere as well, and that certainly includes France, the best way is to give people a fair trial. If some people are justly proved guilty they deserve punishment and are put in prison. That's normal.
On: Project afoot to humanize Algerian prisons
I'm European and my husband is Algerian, we live in UK. Finally he received the residence in UK, and after 9 years we went back home, but he has been jailed for a fight that he had about 10 years ago, with 7 months prison. Now are 2 months that he's in prison and I cannot talk with him by phone, we both tried to write to each other, but our letters have been rejected because in English. I've done my Visa to go and see him, but the visits are for 10 minutes only, once a week, behind a glass and over the phone. My husband had a fight and he's been treated like a criminal!
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I am pharmacist. Can you tell me how can I get free scholarship in Europe to prepare master degree in clinical pharmacy?
Tarek A.
One of the ways to get a scholarship for study in European countries is to apply for an Erasmus Mundus program scholarship. For detailed information, please refer to the European Commission delegation in your country. You can also check out the latest call for proposals published on Erasmus Mundus website.
ec.europa.eu/education/external-relation-programmes/doc72_en.htm
Finally, you can refer to the website “Study in Europe”, which gives you information about higher education in more than 32 European countries.
www.study-in-europe.org/index.cfm
I am an Egyptian electronics engineer with French education background, we’ve been negotiating for few years now with an IT French company to build a partnership and we need a third party as financial support is there some way to find a sponsor for this partnership to help us in the establishment of this partnership? Is there any program that we can profit from for this?? More details about our project are available upon request, thx
We might be able to refer you to two projects of the EU in Egypt related to support of enterprises and information technology.
The first one is: the “Industrial Modernization Programme”, with an objective of supporting industrial modernization and competitiveness of the private enterprise sector. The actions of this project stress on the support of institutions and assisting the private sector and business association. For further information please refer to the Industrial Modernization Centre in Egypt: (http://www.imc-egypt.org/en/index.asp)
Another project is the Seventh Framework Programme which encourages European research excellence. Many countries are benefitting from this large programme (namely Egypt). In one of its actions: “cooperation”, the programme works on the theme “information and communication technology”. For further information about the programme please refer to the link below:
http://europa.eu/legislation_summaries/energy/european_energy_policy/i23022_en.htm
This is all the information available to us at the moment regarding your quest.
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