The Spanish Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation (FAL) held its XXI Annual Meeting and Capacity Building. During the meeting, new members of the Executive Committee were elected, the Fundación Asamblea de Ciudadanos del Mediterréno-FACM, from Valencia; Asociación Azahara, from Girona and the Fundación Euroárabe, from Granada.
The Spanish Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation (FAL) (link is external), to which the Euro-Arab Foundation belongs, held its 21st Annual Meeting and Capacity Building at the headquarters of the European Institute of the Mediterranean, IEMed, the coordinating entity of the Network in Spain.
The meeting took stock of the activities carried out and discussed various national and international projects, as well as networking among the attending associations, who proposed new ideas and projects to create synergies among the members of the Network.
The annual meeting, held on 20 and 21 September, also saw the partial renewal of the Executive Committee of the Spanish Anna Lindh Network. Following the presentation of the various candidacies and voting by the Network’s organisations, the three new organisations that will form part of the Executive Committee in the coming years were chosen: Fundación Asamblea de Ciudadanos del Mediterréno-FACM, from Valencia; Asociación Azahara, from Girona; and Fundación Euroárabe, from Granada.
The Anna Lindh Foundation, based in Alexandria (Egypt), is a "network of networks" based in each of the 42 countries of the Euromed area. Created within the European Union, its fields of work are diverse, covering areas such as development cooperation, intercultural dialogue, gender equality, youth, education, immigration, environment and media. The heterogeneity of its members and the interdisciplinary nature of its activities constitute an added value to the network itself and an element of richness.
