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Debate Young Mediterranean Leaders Forum
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Thursdag 17 Decembre 2009 at 7 p.m., the Young Mediterranean Leaders Forum, in close collaboration with Ahmed El Ktibi, Deputy Mayor of the City of Brussels and President of the Council of Belgians of foreign origin, organise a debate on the topic "What role for Brussels in the Euro-Mediterranean relations?". This discussion takes place at the City Hall of Brussels.
The
Young Mediterranean Leaders (YML) is first and foremost an exclusive network and a platform for
reflection and action that brings together young Mediterranean leaders,
from the political, economic, cultural and academic spheres. They all
share the desire to build an integrated and solidary region, through
concrete initiatives they can develop together. Their
goal is to bridge the two shores of the Mediterranean, on the basis of
concrete initiatives and with the help of a network of dynamic young
decision-makers. The creation of YML in 2008 was based on the
observations that it is urgent to build the Mediterranean outside of
speeches and that this development should be spearheaded by the new
generation of leaders. Their mission is to enable the future
decision-makers to meet so they can know each other, build ties and
favour a euro-mediterranean rapprochement.
With this event the YML intends to extend its network to Belgium and its influence to the European institutions. This discussion will take place with Belgian personalities such as
More information & contact: Boussa El Ouafi (+32 475 52 02 05 or boussaelouafi_human_orga@skynet.be)
Mrs. Afaf Hemamou,
deputy mayor of Schaerbeek, in charge of European Affairs,
Mr. Hassan
Bousetta, researcher at the University of Liege on immigration and
geopolitics
Mr. Emir Kir, Secretary of State for Brussels-Capital
and Mr. Jean-Claude Daoust, Administrator of Daoust s.a. et Honorary
President of the Business Federation of Belgium
Mr. Jean-Claude Daoust, Administrator de Daoust and Honorary President of the Federation of Belgian Entreprises (FEB)