The Syrian Teachers Association, in collaboration with the Syrian-German Association, organized a participatory meeting yesterday, Saturday, in the city of Recklinghausen in western Germany. Representatives of Syrian and Arab associations, institutions, and initiatives participated to discuss launching sustainable educational and community projects and rehabilitating schools in Syria.
Mayada Kingo, one of the founders of the Syrian-German Association "Rummana", stated that the meeting took place under the slogan "Together we build bridges of cooperation and turn ideas into joint projects", with the aim of enhancing communication and networking between associations and exchanging expertise in the fields of community and volunteer work.
Kingo added that the meeting addressed ways to build a sustainable cooperation network, launch joint projects and initiatives, as well as discuss funding and support opportunities, and develop the performance of associations and enhance their presence in German society.
For his part, Amir Baroudi, director of the Syrian Teachers Association in Germany, said that the association supports educational projects in Syria, including school rehabilitation projects, noting that the meeting aims to discuss opportunities to establish new and sustainable projects that contribute to supporting the educational sector in Syria.
Participants emphasized the importance of unifying efforts and enhancing partnerships between Syrian and Arab institutions, which contributes to serving the Syrian community and turning proposed ideas into joint work projects and initiatives, especially in the educational field.
Previously, the German state of Saarland hosted the "Mosaic I" conference on October 18 last year, with representatives of 47 Syrian organizations, associations, and institutions from several European countries, to discuss enhancing cooperation, exchanging expertise and capabilities, and building sustainable partnerships in the fields of culture, education, media, community, and humanitarian work, and linking Syrian expertise in Europe with the needs of the community in Syria.
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
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