SUMMER TRAINING COURSE, MALTA, 4th - 12th July 2012
- Human Rights, Protest & Change -
Background Information:
The 2012 Summer School organised by the Mediterranean Academy of Diplomatic Studies aims:
To introduce and explore key ideas concerning human rights and how human rights practice has helped deliver political change through active citizenship. The overall aim is to provide participants with a structured opportunity to discuss and debate the issues arising from human rights, protest and change.
To use drama and art as a means of exploring human rights issues especially within the abovementioned context.
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In the course of the implementation of the Euro-Mediterranean partnership process, the necessity for shaping a culture of dialogue and cooperation among the European member states and its Mediterranean Partners has continually been emphasised. As one of the results, the European Commission has entrusted the Mediterranean Academy of Diplomatic Studies to run a semi-annual Information and Training Seminar for Euro-Mediterranean desk officers of the 39 partner countries.
The Euro-Med seminars have consisted of a series of presentations with a primary objective of familiarization with the Euro-Mediterranean Process. Subject areas examined were: the EU institutional setting and decision-making patterns, the question of how to deal with the EU in practical terms, and the selected aspects of the Euro-Mediterranean partnership and its implementation.
For more information please visit this website: http://www.euromed-seminars.org.mt
24 May 2012
http://www.um.edu.mt/medac/conferences
