EURO MENA SHOW : EURO-MENA-SHOW
The EURO-MENA Show is a joint initiative of the FNF Madrid and the FNF MENA Regional offices, together with its strategic partner in Spain, Casa Árabe. The EURO- MENA Show is a full day hybrid event comprising a wide array of activities from the political, economic and cultural scopes, which includes talks, concerts, virtual tours and cultural content, broadcasted live from various locations around the Mediterranean.
The EURO-MENA Show aims to establish a geostrategic Dialogue among the Mediterranean countries, the EU and some Sub-Saharan Africa selected countries in order to rethink Euro- Mediterranean relations; bring in “new voices” and stimulate exchange of ongoing initiatives and highlight the need to strengthen the cooperation between the EU and its Mediterranean neighbours.
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Education and training today for tomorrow's partnerships
Education has become one of the most important structural spaces for the shaping of a new society. In the second edition of the EUROMENA Show, promoted with the support of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation and in collaboration with Casa Árabe, the different challenges to which society will be exposed in both the short and medium term were discussed, including the challenge of education as a basic tool for social change.
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Mediterranean Dialogue
On June 29 the EURO-MENA-SHOW will be held, an online event that seeks to strengthen Mediterranean ties and in which we will reflect on the past in order to create the future we would like to see for the region.
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EURO MENA SHOW and the Foundation’s Annual Report 2020
The Foundation’s Annual Report 2020 is out and full of highlights! While FNF Madrid & MENA offices are already preparing the next 2021 EURO MENA SHOW behind the scenes, readers of the newly out Annual Report of the Foundation can review all the highlights of its first edition 2020 in a dedicated section of the online report.
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Canary Islands: First stop or final destination for Migrants from Africa?
In November 2020, 8.200 migrants arrived at the Canary Islands by the sea route. The report about irregular migration of the Spanish Ministry of the Interior reveals a growth rate of 756.8% during 2020 compared to 2019, equivalent to 23.023 arrivals. A historic record for the Spanish archipelago.
