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A space for dialogue and cooperation between Europe and the Arab World
Today and tomorrow, the consortium meeting of the European PERCEPTIONS project is held at the headquarters of the Euro-Arab Foundation: "Understanding the Impact of new technologies and social networks on perceptions of Europe in foreign countries" with the participation of around thirty representatives of the 25 institutions and organizations that make up the consortium of this project, which is being developed since 2019.
An important work agenda will begin this morning in the Euroarab Foundation headquarters. This seminar will take place today and tomorrow, on the 10th and 11th of may 2022, carried out by the consortium of two European projects in which Euroarab Foundation is participating. Those projects are BIGOSINT and STAND-UP.
The Research Forum on the Arab and Muslim World (FIMAM, by its acronym in Spanish) is organizing its 23th meeting on December 13h-14th, 20219, at the Euro-Arab Foundation (FUNDEA), in Granada (Spain), in collaboration with the University of Granada (UGR).
The virtual training on the European Investigation Order in Criminal Matters (EIO), part of the SAT LAW project, will be attended by both Spanish professionals present at the Euro-Arab Foundation and their Italian counterparts, who will solve in real time practical cases related to the EIO from their country.
The research and projects department of the Euro-Arab Foundation for Higher Studies, focuses on the development of research and transfer programs and activities aimed at promoting democratic rights and values, peaceful coexistence and social cohesion, valuing wealth. diversity, the processes of inclusion and social integration or the defense of the rights of minorities and vulnerable groups. The gender dimension is incorporated as a transversal aspect in all our activities.
ARMOUR started in 2019 with the aim that professionals and future professionals who work with children and young people, aged 10 and 18 years old, know how to prevent, detect and intervene on possible cases of radicalization and violent extremism in educational centers, social centers and other entities where minors are worked.
We speak with Karen Armstrong, a British writer and expert on religions, who was awarded the Princess of Asturias Prize for Social Sciences in 2017. In a context of exacerbated nationalisms, identity crises and extremist discourses, the British author proposes a great interreligious or universal interspiritual pact that puts Compassion at the centre of human relations and between communities.
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