Beschreibung der Einrichtung

“Mediterranean youth foundation” is an Egyptian youth foundation working on the local, regional and international levels in partnership with international organizations. It focuses on reinforcing the relationship between the countries located along the Mediterranean coast through promoting cultural and social cooperation among the Euro-Mediterranean, Asian and North African countries in order to achieve peace and rapprochement between peoples.
Our main aims
-Creating a dialogue platform and a network of effective communication between Mediterranean youth to discuss topics and issues related to justice, equality and peace.
-promotion of cultural cooperation among Mediterranean countries.
-providing entrepreneurship consultancy and training to face the unemployment phenomenon which directly affects the economies and national GDPs of the Mediterranean.
-enhancing the implementation of SGDs goals and African agenda 2063.

Target groups:
Youth from the following countries (Spain, France, Monaco, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, Greece, Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco; Malta and Cyprus)

Regular activities
1- Exchange programs: currently we are working on launching a series of exchange programs among the Mediterranean countries and establishing a virtual network of our ambassadors which emerge local initiatives called “Mediterranean on track”
2- Mediterranean Sea academy: focuses on providing informal educational opportunities for young people to know more about the political, economic and social studies relevant to the Mediterranean region
3- Entrepreneurship boot camps: providing entrepreneurship interactive courses to help youth face the unemployment phenomenon
4- SDGS and African agenda 2063: Arising awareness campaigns and activities to compete the ignorance related to SDGs and the African agenda 2063 for motivating more youth to take actions towards these goals.

Inklusionsthemen

This organisation is willing to involve volunteers who face situations which make their participation in activities more difficult, from the following categories for different types of project:

• Cultural differences
• Economic obstacles
• Geographical obstacles