12 ETF Young Mediterranean Leaders 2012 talk about the key issues in education, training and employment in their countries and how to tackle them.
Fourteen young people from across the Arab Mediterranean have been selected in the first ETF competitive call for "Young Mediterranean Leaders".
Most of them are engaged in advanced studies or policymaking in the field of human capital development. They will have a chance to take part in the activities of the ETF in the region and contribute to policy debates.
They come from Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, occupied Palestinian territory and Tunisia. There are seven men and seven women. Here are their names: Amine Ferroukhi, Algeria Sundus Balata, Egypt Mirelle Karam, Halim Egypt Rhana Ghafary, Jordan Dua'a Al Jilani, Jordan Maissam Nimer, Lebanon Hanin Al Fakih, Lebanon Tressia Hobeika, Lebanon Badiâ Safi-Eddine, Morocco Amar Kaddouri, Morocco Natsheh Basel, occupied Palestinian territory Fayez Jaber Sameh, occupied Palestinian territory Mohamed Belarbi, Tunisia Walid Said, Tunisia
The European Group for Public Administration (EGPA) was the ETF's partner in this first edition of the "Young Mediterranean Leaders" initiative. EGPA is a Regional Group of the International Institute of Administrative Sciences, whose purpose is to strengthen contacts and exchanges among European specialists in Public Administration.
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