Assadakah Sardegna - Centro Italo Arabo del Mediterraneo

National Network
Italy
Address

viale Bonaria, n. 98
Cagliari
Italy

Telephone
+39 0705435166
E-Mail
assadakahsardegna@gmail.com
Organisation Type
Other
Year of Establishment
2008
Fields of Activity
  1. International/Cultural relations
General Information
The structure of organization includes the Members’ Meeting, the Board of Directors, the President, the General Secretary, the Honors Committee and 2 employees. Except for the 2 employees, the mentioned posts are carried out for free. The budgetary resource available in a year is around 55.000 €. The main sources of funding are European, national and regional funds. The modalities of action are projects of international cooperation (concerning cultural activities, media, Mutual understanding, intercultural learning), workshops, conferences, scholarships, seminars and campaigns of raising awareness. Main partners are Lebanese, Syrian, Sudanese and Egyptian Embassy, the Centre du Tapis (Tunis), Sardinian Regional Authority; Sardinia Bank Foundation.
Mission and Objectives

Assadakah Sardegna is the Sardinian branch of the Assadakah Italian-Arab and Mediterranean Centre set up in Rome. It has been founded with the aim of promoting even in Sardinia the development cooperation, the peace and the stability in the Arab countries through cultural, political and economic exchanges among Sardinia and the Arab and Mediterranean countries.
The main Assadakah objective is to guarantee the social, civil and cultural solidarity and operate for improving the quality of life of people in trouble because of physical, psychic, economic, social or familiar situations. Assadakah works in several field such as social and medical assistance, promotion of culture and arts, education and training, environmental protection and development and protection of fundamental rights and freedom.

Main Projects / Activities

2009. Depistage Du Cancer du sein-Lebanon. The project promoted in collaboration with the Hospital of Carbonia (Sardinia) and the Di Zahle Gouvernamental Hospital (Lebanon) contributed to the breast cancer prevention in Lebanon, in the north region of Bekaa where the incidence of breast cancer is relevant.
2011. “Let’s dress up” was a bilateral Youth Exchange that saw the participation of 18 young people plus 4 youth leaders from Italy and Lebanon. It lasted 7 days and it was implemented in Sardinia. The project aimed to contribute to the intercultural learning seen as the first step towards the mutual understanding.
2012. Dialogue interculturel à traves l’art du tapis-DIART was promoted in partnership with the
Centre Technique de Création (Tunis), d’Innovation et d’Encadrement dans le Secteur du Tapis. The project had the aim to improve the intercultural dialogue between Sardinia and Tunisia through the mutual exchange of the traditional arts and craft.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

We want to join the ALF Network Italy in order to contribute to the general mission of ALF by offering our skills and our experience in the field of international cooperation, in particular in the countries of the Southern Mediterranean. Furthermore, Assadakah has been working in projects that aim to support the integration of immigrants in the Italian community. And also, Assadakah works to support the intercultural exchange with Arab countries.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

The reason why we want to join the ALF network is because we have been working in the field of the international cooperation for years. We would like to empower our networks in order to improve our experience and our skills through the mutual exchange with the ALF's members. Thus, we consider this platform an occasion to compare our approaches and our vision regarding the cooperation with the other members. At the same time, we want to offer our knowledge to the network in order to develop a global perspective of cooperation in the contemporary society.

Contact (1) Full Name
Laura Casta