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Europe - Egypt
"A long lasting Archaeological Co-operation" A photographic exhibition at the Egyptian Museum - 4 June to 30 July 2009
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10,000 Erasmus Mundus scholarships for 2009-2010 (1.7.2009)
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Occasional Papers No. 48/ June 2009 - The Impact of the Global Crisis on Neighbouring Countries of the EU (30.6.2009)
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EU Trade Counsellors' visit to car-component industrial park (15.6.2009)
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SAMIR KASSIR AWARD FOR FREEDOM OF THE PRESS - "An Egyptian journalist and a Lebanese Journalist, Winners of the 2009 Edition" (2.6.2009)
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"Egypt: Life in a Picture" travels to Toulouse (2.6.2009)
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European Union supports regular payment of salaries and pensions through PEGASE for nearly 78,000 Palestinian civil servants and pensioners (7.5.2009)
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2009 Europe Day Message of Commissioner Benita Ferrero-Waldner (7.5.2009)
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Over 24,600 Palestinian families facing hardship in the Gaza Strip to collect social allowances due in March 2009 (4.5.2009)
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World Press Freedom Day: Commission launches 2009 Lorenzo Natali Prize for committed journalists (3.5.2009)
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EU reinforces ties with its neighbours and continues to support their reforms (23.4.2009)
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Press conference on EU Film Club (22.4.2009)
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European Commission issues 2nd Neighbourhood Policy Progress Report on Egypt (22.4.2009)
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European Union supports regular payment of salaries and pensions through PEGASE for nearly 78,000 Palestinian beneficiaries (6.4.2009)
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Egypt-EU Twinning Project organises international seminar on “Joint efforts for safer roads in Egypt” (5.4.2009)
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First Alexandrina World Music Festival (5.4.2009)
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MANUMED: Conference on "Modern issues on traffics of cultural heritage" in Alexandria (8-9 April) (5.4.2009)
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EU hands over €1.3 million of waste collection equipment to clean up environment (25.3.2009)
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Aaron Bebe and the Flute Magician in Concert: Neo-traditional Ghanaian Music (24.3.2009)
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Hans-Gert Pöttering ends his mandate as President of the Euro-Mediterranean Parliamentary Assembly (EMPA) (17.3.2009)
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Statement of Commissioner Benita Ferrero-Waldner for International Women's Day (6.3.2009)
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European Union supports regular payment of salaries and pensions through PEGASE for over 78,000 Palestinian beneficiaries (5.3.2009)
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Culture Projects: Funding opportunities for Neighbourhood countries (4.3.2009)
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Launching of the Photo Contest: "Travelling through ....." (3.3.2009)
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A Celebration of Egypt's Cultural Heritage in Amir Taz Palace (5-7 March) (3.3.2009)
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Mounir and Maria Del Mar to make their first joint performance for the promotion of dialogue across the Mediterranean region (2.3.2009)
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Words and Notes: A Visual Travel between Music and Literature (2.3.2009)
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Commission to co-sponsor Palestinian Donors Conference and announces €436 million ($554 million) to the Palestinians for 2009 (27.2.2009)
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Launch of MEDIA International Call for Proposals: Strengthening Cooperation between Audiovisual Industries (25.2.2009)
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EU Presidency Statement on the bombing of a Cairo market (25.2.2009)
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EU Ambassadors to Egypt visit projects funded by the European Union in Minia (24.2.2009)
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Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Union on the settlement activities of Israel: The European Union condemns Israel’s planned settlement construction in the vicinity of the Adam settlement in the West Bank (23.2.2009)
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EU announces additional €41 million for UNRWA in response to Gaza crisis (17.2.2009)
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Netherlands contributes €6 million through EU's PEGASE mechanism to pay salaries of over 14,500 members of Palestinian civil police and civil defence services (17.2.2009)
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European Union contributes €25.5 million through PEGASE to pay salaries and pensions to over 78,000 Palestinian beneficiaries (17.2.2009)
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Commissioner Benita Ferrero-Waldner announces assistance of €149 million to Egypt for education, transport and public services and civil society programmes (12.2.2009)
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Member States reinforce European Commission efforts to fund infrastructure projects in the EU neighbourhood (9.2.2009)
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EU contributes € 66 million to UNRWA, reiterates calls for Gaza crossings to be fully open (6.2.2009)
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Climate change: Commission sets out proposals for global pact on climate change at Copenhagen (5.2.2009)
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EU film support goes global through MEDIA MUNDUS (4.2.2009)
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The European Commission Calls for Proposals for Cultural Activities in Egypt (1.2.2009)
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Iraq: Commission welcomes provincial elections and announces new €72.6 million assistance package (30.1.2009)
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Commissioner Louis Michel announces further € 58 million in humanitarian aid for vulnerable Palestinian populations (26.1.2009)
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EU-funded Seyada project launches IT training for staff of Palestinian justice system (21.1.2009)
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EU increases fuel deliveries to Gaza power plant to help recovery (21.1.2009)
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First airing of “Coiffeur Ashwaq” sitcom series on ART (20.1.2009)
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Statement of Commissioner Ferrero-Waldner ahead of Foreign Ministers meetings with Israel and Arab counterparts (20.1.2009)
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Statement by Commissioner Benita Ferrero-Waldner, European Commissioner for External Relations and European Neighbourhood Policy (19.1.2009)
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Launch of the "Samir Kassir Award for Freedom of the Press" 2009 (15.1.2009)
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Kharita 01: Symposium on Urban Trajectories in Cairo (14.1.2009)
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Joint EU effort helps Palestinian Authority meet first wages and pensions bill of the year (12.1.2009)
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EU Presidency Statement on the Middle East (9.1.2009)
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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TRAINING FOR NGOS
WORKSHOPS BEGIN 15 NOVEMBER IN MARSAARA/HELWAN

 

Cairo, November 15, 2007: The first in a series of workshops focusing on Sustainable Development actions in local communities begins today in Marsaara, Cairo, at the Environmental Awareness Centre, opposite the Masaara Youth Centre. The initiative is being organized and promoted by the EU-funded SMAP III TA program in conjunction with the Ministry of the Environment and the EEAA.

The Marsaara/Helwan area was originally developed under the auspices of the First Lady and proposed by HE the Minister of the Environment as a pilot area for Sustainable Development activities. It is a fitting venue therefore for the inauguration of a series of about 10 workshops aiming to provide a thorough grounding for members of local associations and non-governmental organizations in applying Sustainable Development (SD) principles to their activities.

The Workshops will focus on SD themes such as
• environmental education
• climate change
• energy efficiency
• waste collection and recycling
• preparing “bankable” projects
In addition, it is hoped this knowledge will enable NGOs working on the ground to contribute effectively to the formulation of the National Strategy for Sustainable Development (NSSD). In a separate initiative, again funded by the European Union, SMAP III TA, the MoE and the EEAA finalized the planning for the NSSD earlier this year.

Members of the press are invited to attend the opening of the Inauguration Workshop, from 10am to 11am on Thursday 15 November, which will be introduced by Dr Atwa (EEAA, Director Regional Branch, Cairo), Dr Mawaheb Adb El Moneam Abu El Azm (EEAA, Chief Execture Officer) and Dr Hartwig Behnfeld (EU-SMAP III TA, Team Leader).

For further information, please contact:
Tiny McKinney, SMAP III TA: tiny.mckinney@ta-smap.com, 02 27362232, www.smaponline.net 
Dr Bahaa Morsy, EEAA: 012 2744360, www.eeaa.gov.eg

 

SMAP III TA is the technical assistance arm of SMAP, a European Union-funded program for the Environment in the Mediterranean region. Based in Cairo, SMAP III TA works with local and central governments throughout the region to promote sustainable development, providing expert assistance and capacity building. www.smaponline.net

 

 

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