Belgique

The Center has been organizing exhibitions and other events, in Belgium and all over Europe, focusing on the historical and cultural experience of the Jews of Morocco, which has been forged during two thousand of years in a particular context of multiculturalism.
We also participated to exhibitions in recent years all over the world (in Brussels, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Paris, Limoges, Rabat, Lisbon, ...) as well as to studies and conferences on the culture of Jews in Morocco and Jewish-Muslim relations addressed to a wide audience, including schools and universities. The impact of these events, among people and in the media in Belgium, Morocco, France and the Netherlands, encourage us to intensify such activities, whether in cooperation with other institutions or autonomously. For this work of awareness, illustration and interpretation, the Center has a museum, a library and a photo library. An Internet site makes it possible to visualize the collection of objects, bibliographical information and archival documents.

Mission: CEJI - A Jewish Contribution to an Inclusive Europe stands with individuals and organisations of all religions, cultures and backgrounds to promote a diverse and inclusive Europe. Objectives: Delivering diversity education, facilitating and contributing to networks, enhancing inter-faith and inter-cultural dialogue, advocacy at a European level and facilitating Jewish participation.

- des entretiens individuels et familiaux à la maison, au CEMO ou ailleurs ;
- la réalisation d’un bilan de la situation et l’évaluation des difficultés ;
- la création ou la dynamisation du réseau autour du jeune ;
- l’aide apportée à la famille pour que l’enfant puisse sortir d’institution ;
- des informations sur les droits et sur les services sociaux pour que jeunes et familles puissent se défendre ;
- des interpellations et des conseils généraux aux pouvoirs politiques et administratifs pour que les choses changent.

Its objective is the active promotion of the intercultural relations in Brussels in particular, in the Belgian company in general. Created in 1981, the CBAI pursues this goal through four axes: information & cultural diffusion - formation - support for the associative sector - regional center support with social cohesion

We believe that art and culture have the power to bring people together and transcend borders. As such, we are committed to using our cultural center as a means of building bridges between communities and promoting a deeper understanding of Iranian culture, with its vast diversity of different ethnicities and languages.
At Khayam, our mission is to build a vibrant community of individuals who are passionate about Interculturality and arts, both within Belgium and Europe. Our goal is to create a diverse range of activities and initiatives, organized into three sections: Education, Art, and Culture. These sections will encompass a variety of events and activities, including talk and roundtable series, cultural events such as movie nights and theater performances, literary discussions, debate sessions, artistic exhibitions and workshops, reading groups, and language and art courses.

Elever et promouvoir le niveau de compétence des citoyens : élargir et affiner leur conscience historique et civique ; comprendre les mutations du monde contemporain
Développer et renforcer le processus de Barcelone en collaboration avec les pays du européens et nord-africains impliqués dans les travaux d'Alexandrie.
Elaborer un patrimoine culturel commun aux européens et aux pays riverains de la Méditerranée.

Les objectifs du CERMAC:
Créé en 1975, par le Prof. Bichara Khader, au sein de l'Institut d'Etudes du Développement, le Centre d'Etudes et de Recherches sur le Monde Arabe Contemporain de l'Université catholique de Louvain vise à faire mieux connaître les problèmes et les perspectives d'avenir des sociétés arabes contemporaines.

The CFA stands out as the arts centre par excellence in the cultural landscape of Belgium and Europe. As a European House for Culture, it plays a crucial role as a meeting place for the various international communities established in Belgium, and for the European Union.
As a growing multidisciplinary institution with almost 400 employees, 200 national cultural partners, the CFA is a driving force behind international artistic initiatives to strengthen ties between Europe and other continents and foster intercultural dialogue. It is a platform where the diversity of Europe and other cultures can be exhibited to an international audience. The Center for Fine Arts effectively is becoming a place of meeting and debate on the goals and challenges of culture in today’s globalised world.

Aide à l'intégration sociale

In addition, the medium-positional development of the gender inequality gap and the general jet or representative sector are determined to continue the progress of the medium-scale transformation of working together.