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New experiences for Jordan Youth

01-12-2008

Thousands of youth from all shores of the Mediterranean and Europe have gathered under the umbrella of the Euro-Med Youth Programme and the Salto Euromed Resource Centre. Through youth exchanges, training courses, seminars and voluntary service they burrowed into different topics and issues affecting their lives with aspirations for mutual understanding and self development. With the third phase of the programme coming to a close, Jordanian participants, youth leaders and coordinators reflect on their past experiences and future hopes.
 
By Razan Nasser
 


 


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