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… the aim of our long-term projects is to invite participants to widen their horizons and to promote cultural exchange on the basis of common interests and continuing cooperation.
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Sports: „Kick it! – the International Girls Football Camp“ - Against the background of recent football enthusiasm eurient is going to hold an international Girls Football Camp from August 5th - 16th with the slogan: Girls don't play offside! Target group of the project are young female footballers from Jordan, Algeria, Turkey, Norway, Czech Republic and Germany. The Camp will bring together young people with different cultural identities and enhance mutual dialogue and understanding by living a common passion and team spirit. more information
Art: “Hiwar Fanni – Transart” – This three-year project of academic cooperation aims to facilitate long-term collaboration of the participating universities, to provide mutual support in setting up faculties of arts and to organise the individual and artistic exchange between students and university members. The project involves professors and students from the Academy of Visual Arts in Leipzig, from Helwan University in Cairo, from the Lebanese University in Tripoli and from the University of Damascus. more information 
Politics: “The past is the future” – Morocco is the first and only country in the Middle East and North Africa to date in which an independent commission for the investigation of human rights violations has been set up. Researchers and civil society activists from Morocco and Germany exchanged views and suggested ways of reconstructing the past for the future. The exhibition of cartoons by Moroccan artist Mohamed Nadrani who became a victim of the so-called “years of lead” provided a further approach to the topic.
Youth: “L.E.VIEW” – Young people from immigrant families and from mainstream society used disposable cameras to take photos of their personal everyday lives in the east of Leipzig and subsequently organised an exhibition of their work. The pictures and their joint work enabled them to gain insights into the lives of others and to gain a greater understanding of each other. The project was awarded a media prize.
