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Arab States
The Arab States region presented here follows the specific UNESCO definition which does not forcibly reflect geography. It refers to the execution of regional activities of the Organization.

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The Arab States region presented here follows the specific UNESCO definition which does not forcibly reflect geography. It refers to the execution of regional activities of the Organization.

The Member States included in this region are:
Algeria Bahrain Djibouti Egypt Iraq Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Malta Mauritania	Morocco Oman Qatar Saudi Arabia Somalia Sudan Syrian Arab Republic Tunisia United Arab Emirates Yemen
Non Member State with a Permanent Observer Mission to UNESCO: Palestinian Authority

26-05-2011 (Rabat)

UNESCO launches second version of Miftaah, set of FOSS in Arabic

05-05-2011 (Tunisia)

UNESCO invited all journalists and media development partners to celebrate World Press Freedom Day 2011 in Tunis

02-05-2011 (Paris)

Director-General calls for freedom of expression to be protected worldwide

07-03-2011 (Rabat)

Women and media in the Maghreb: UNESCO launches new Facebook group and logo

28-02-2011 (Rabat)

Maghreb adaptation of UNESCO Model Curricula for Journalism Education focuses on gender mainstreaming

09-02-2011 (Rabat)

COPEAM releases results of survey on journalism training needs in South Mediterranean countries

01-02-2011 (Amman)

UNESCO and ARIJ help media professors integrate investigative journalism into curricula

06-01-2011 (Rabat)

Women and media in the Maghreb: UNESCO launches logo contest

10-12-2010 (Doha)

UNESCO and Al Jazeera to promote freedom of expression in the Arab world

10-11-2010 (Paris)

Arab New Media for Peace and Dialogue: Best practice guide published

09-11-2010 (Rabat)

UNESCO Digital Library Majaliss continues to expand

06-08-2010 (Paris)

UNESCO’s comparative legal survey on freedom of information translated into Arabic

27-05-2010 (Rabat)

UNESCO's Rabat Office and GTZ sign partnership agreement to advance gender equality through media

21-05-2010 (Rabat)

Editor of Mauritanian newspaper wins competition for best article on freedom of information

30-04-2010 (Nouakchott)

Maghreb countries celebrate World Press Freedom Day

09-03-2010 (Ramallah)

Audio library promotes children’s culture in Arab Region

04-03-2010 (Amman)

Online culture of peace discussed at Arab New Media Summit

24-02-2010 (Paris)

UNESCO-supported e-learning association launched in Middle East

01-02-2010 (Rabat)

UNESCO trains Maghreb public service broadcasters to reduce gender stereotyping

Marius Lukosiunas

Adviser in Communication and Information - Cairo Cluster Office

Adviser in Communication and Information, Rabat Cluster Office

National Programme Specialist, Beirut Cluster Office

Ibrahim Al-Zubaidi

National Programme Specialist, Doha Cluster Office

National Programme Specialist, Amman Office



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