During the Middle-Age, the Mediterranean Sea was a common space for civilisations and communities, sharing trade and cultures, beliefs and values, where kingdoms and states - going one step beyond the political or economic interests - experienced the richness of diversity and intercultural awareness...
The EU main concern has been the active role of their members in the recovering of the Mediterranean Area as a space for peace and cooperation. Today Canary Islands is one of the place where illegal migration is more acute and for this reason the venue will offer a good starting point for debating on this thorny issue.
The Conference gathered more than 100 people from 40 European and partner countries.
Yougsters, youth organizations, youth workers, 6 National Agencies of the "Youth in Action" programme, 6 EuroMed Units of the "EuroMed Youth III" programme, university experts, the Commission and institutional representatives from European Union, Balkans, Estearn Europe and Caucasus, debated on the role played by the two programmes "Youth in Action" and "EuroMed Youth III" in the framework of the European Neighbourhood Policy.
Sally Salem (Facilitator)
Lucia Barbieri (Facilitator)
Leo Kaserer (Facilitator)
Andrés Abad (Coordinator)
Please find below the report from Andres Abad, the coordinator of the Conference.
And other pictures on EuroMedyouth.net
Canary Islands, Spain 27 November - 2 December 2007
Conference organised with the Spanish National Agency for the "Youth in Action" programme, the Ministry of Work and Social Affairs in Madrid and the local government of Canaries Islands, on Tenerife archipelago.





















