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Forum on preventing radicalisation

January 2018

 

“Youth at the heart of social transformations and violence prevention: involvement of researchers and cities”. 25 and 26 January 2018 in Beirut, Lebanon

This forum follows on from the “Euro-Mediterranean Conference of Cities on the Prevention of Radicalisation” held on 29 and 30 September 2017 in Nice, was organised in close collaboration with European and Euro-Mediterranean universities and networks.

Programme

 

Launch seminar of the cooperation project for strengthening Lebanese municipalities in the context of the Syrian refugee crisis

January 2018

 

A seminar to launch a cooperation project strengthening Lebanese municipalities in the context of the Syrian refugee crisis was held on 24 January 2018 in Jdeidé (Lebanon).
This seminar brought together the following partners:
-The Euromed Cities Network, represented by the City of Nice (France)
-The South Provence Alpes Côte d’Azur Region (PACA – France)
-The city of Jdeideh-Bouchrieh-Sed (Lebanon)
-The Federation of Municipalities of Tyre (Lebanon)
-The Federation of Municipalities of Jezzine (Lebanon)
-The City of Jbeil-Byblos (Lebanon)
-Cités Unies Liban / Technical Bureau for Lebanese Cities (BTVL)
-With the financial support of the Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs (MEAE –
France)
-and technical support from Pompiers-sans-Frontières (PSP)

Programme

“Mediterranean of the future: Act 1” Conference

Novembre 2017

The “Mediterranean of the Future Conference – Act 1, was held on 21 November, 2017, in Marseille, France.

During the conference, several workshops were organised. Agnès RAMPAL was a contributor in one of them which topic was : “Sustainable Cities in the Mediterranean Region.”

French was the working language of the conference. More information are available on the french version of this website.

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Trilateral cooperation between the “EUROMED Cities Network”, the city of Nice and the city of Nuremberg for local energy transition

November 2018

Energy transition at local level is a priority objective on the agenda of French and German local authorities, facing the same climate protection challenges.

The “Euromed Cities Network” and the mayors of the cities of Nice, Christian ESTROSI, and Nuremberg, Ulrich MALY, have signed a cooperation agreement and launched a joint school project.

Nice and Nuremberg, members of the Euromed Cities Network, have extended their partnership to the fields of energy transition and climate protection as part of the TANDEM programme offered by the Energy Cities Network.

This programme offers local authorities in both countries a unique opportunity to move forward together in the energy transition through exchanges and the implementation of cooperation projects.

The cities of Nice and Nuremberg presented their cooperation work and the broad outlines of the “Franco-German Energy Transition Week” during a “webinar” on 26 January 2018.

Fint out more on : www.ville-tandem.eu

Cooperation between high schools of Veit-Stoos in Nuremberg and Parc Impérial in Nice on Energy transition

November 2017

2017, November the 20th, Ulrich MALY, Mayor of Nuremberg, and Christian ESTROSI, Mayor of Nice, signed a cooperative agreement between the two cities on protecting climate and fighting climate change.

First practical realization of this franco – german partnership, the high  schools, Veit-Stoos in Nuremberg and Parc Impérial in Nice, established a collaboration to make their students aware of the energy transition : photovoltaïc panels will be put in the two high schools.

Observations, marks and analysis will be shared thanks to the website of the “Euromed Cities Network” with the creation of a new “Working commission”, the “High schools commission“, real forum dedicated to the students.

In a few months, the results of this partnership will be disclosed during a common conference.

More info : www.tandem-staedte.eu

Partnership between the Euromed Cities Network and the Centre of Training and Decentralisation Support in Tunisia

Training project to reinforce Tunisian municipalities in the exercise of their areas of competence

 

July 2017

 

The Centre of Training and Decentralization Support (CFAD) wishes to support the decentralisation process in Tunisian cities and reinforce municipal councils in the exercise of their powers.

It contacted the Euromed Cities Network in order to discuss a possible partnership, with the objective that the Network could call on its member cities to provide expertise based on the needs of Tunisian cities.