| Accelerated Vocational Training (Lebanon)
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| See the project |
| Access to healthcare for incarcerated migrants in Lebanon
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| See the project |
| Afkar II for the strengthening of the Lebanese Civil Society
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| See the project |
| Agricultural development (Lebanon)
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| See the project |
| Agro-Food Vocational Training (Lebanon)
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| See the project |
| AL-MEYAH - Advanced Support to the Water Sector (Jordan)
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| See the project |
| Assistance to Ex-Gaza refugees in Jerash camp (Palestinians)
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| See the project |
| Assistance to the Reform of the Technical and Vocational Education and Training in Egypt (TVET) (Egypt)
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| See the project |
| Association Agreement support programme (Tunisia)
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| See the project |
| Banking Sector Support Program II (BSSP II) (Syria)
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| See the project |
| Border management in North Lebanon
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| See the project |
| Business Environment Simplification Programme (BESP) (Syria)
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| See the project |
| Children at Risk (Egypt)
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| See the project |
| Cross-border Cooperation (Lebanon)
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| See the project |
| Crossborder cooperation (Syria)
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| See the project |
| Cultural activities (Lebanon)
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| See the project |
| Cultural projects (Tunisia)
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| See the project |
| Dams’ area development (Tunisia)
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| See the project |
| Development of northern provinces. Linking the Mediterranean highway to the northern provinces of Tangier-Oujda (Morocco)
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| See the project |
| Development of Professional training: MANFORM (Tunisia)
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| See the project |
Guest of the month
Patrick B. Renauld
Patrick B. Renauld, Head of the European Regional Delegation in Jordan.
Previous Guests
• Richard Weber
• Georges Abi Saleh
• Christiane Dabdoub Nasser
• Judith Neisse
• Nabil Ayouch
• Tomás Duplá del Moral
• Kader Arif
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Your reactions
Is it really true that minorities live in non-stop fear and neglect? In 2003, during a visit in England, I felt amazed with the frequent numbers of Indians and Pakistani workers in the United Kingdom. I do not find anybody who criticizes them, although, what happened between India and Pakistan, and still happens these days is really so harsh. Besides, the presence of the Jews as minorities in Europe or in the states has the same discrepancy. So I do wonder why we are always judging the nations by the worst men in it.
On: Arab minorities: a threat or opportunity?
With the low wages and tax exemption policies that our government is applying to encourage foreign investments and injects more hard currency to our troubled economy, I find it very hard to believe that the government will allocate enough financial resources to support its healthcare reform.
On: Well offs in Egypt in support to the bad offs
UNRWA is doing excellent job but need much more support from the UN ,,,,
On: Reducing unemployment and poverty in Palestinian camps
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