Moyen-Orient

The H2020 PAVE Project (Preventing and Addressing Violent Extremism through Community Resilience in the Balkans and MENA) partners gathered in Paris at the FMSH for the 2nd Assembly Meeting and the Mid-Term Progress Meeting.

The day after, on the 23 February, the PAVE consortium met with its sister projects CONNEKT, coordinated by IEMed (European Institute of the Mediterranean) and PREVEX, coordinated by NUPI (The Norwegian Institute of International Affairs) to exchange about their research on violent extremism.

DATE DE MISE A JOUR : 03/03/2022

Chloé Rosner

From May 18 to June 29, 2021, #IPEVLIVE brought together 25 experts and academics who shared, during 7 discussions, their research topics, conclusions and recommendations aimed at enabling an end to violence in the MENA region. This online discussion series was organized by the FMSH in partnership with Carnegie Corporation of New York as part of the International Panel on Exiting Violence.

DATE DE MISE A JOUR : 02/07/2021

This panel will explore the role of memory, memorials, and narratives in sustaining or ending violence in the Middle East North Africa region, with a specific focus on Palestine and Israel.

DATE DE MISE A JOUR : 29/06/2021

Civil society, youth and academia: a necessary axis for a successful transition in reducing violence in the MENA region

DATE DE MISE A JOUR : 22/06/2021

Violence and the widespread public desire to transition from violence has been a major concern in the Middle East North Africa (MENA) region for many Years. More recently, the pandemic has increased the level of misery and dislocation in the MENA region amid fears that desperate current circumstances may trigger more violence. At the same time, the pandemic crisis may also present new opportunities for a more peaceful future in the MENA region and even a more hopeful model for the rest of the world.

DATE DE MISE A JOUR : 15/06/2021

Violence and the widespread public desire to transition from violence has been a major concern in the Middle East North Africa (MENA) region for many Years. More recently, the pandemic has increased the level of misery and dislocation in the MENA region amid fears that desperate current circumstances may trigger more violence. At the same time, the pandemic crisis may also present new opportunities for a more peaceful future in the MENA region and even a more hopeful model for the rest of the world.

DATE DE MISE A JOUR : 08/06/2021

Violence and the widespread public desire to transition from violence has been a major concern in the Middle East North Africa (MENA) region for many Years. More recently, the pandemic has increased the level of misery and dislocation in the MENA region amid fears that desperate current circumstances may trigger more violence. At the same time, the pandemic crisis may also present new opportunities for a more peaceful future in the MENA region and even a more hopeful model for the rest of the world.

DATE DE MISE A JOUR : 01/06/2021

Violence and the widespread public desire to transition from violence has been a major concern in the Middle East North Africa (MENA) region for many Years. More recently, the pandemic has increased the level of misery and dislocation in the MENA region amid fears that desperate current circumstances may trigger more violence. At the same time, the pandemic crisis may also present new opportunities for a more peaceful future in the MENA region and even a more hopeful model for the rest of the world.

DATE DE MISE A JOUR : 25/05/2021

Violence and the widespread public desire to transition from violence has been a major concern in the Middle East North Africa (MENA) region for many Years. More recently, the pandemic has increased the level of misery and dislocation in the MENA region amid fears that desperate current circumstances may trigger more violence. At the same time, the pandemic crisis may also present new opportunities for a more peaceful future in the MENA region and even a more hopeful model for the rest of the world.

DATE DE MISE A JOUR : 18/05/2021