The IEMed seeks to contribute to a better understanding and approach to the cultures and collective identities that coexist in the Mediterranean and promotes initiatives allowing education and awareness-raising in the cultural diversity and heritage of the region:
Civil society, participation and human rights
Minorities and cultural identities
Women and social change
Food and gastronomy in the Mediterranean
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The publication Quaderns de la Mediterrānia seeks to highlight the reality of the Mediterranean in aspects of current issues such as migration, shift in values or the sociological, economic and political processes of the peoples that live there.
On display are 51 photographs taken by the photographer Alfredo Cáliz over the course of 15 trips to Morocco between 1996 and 2006.
The exhibition "Amazighs. Berber Jewels highlights the cultural, anthropological, historical and social features of the Amazighs, the ancient people from North Africa, through their jewels.
The Anna Lindh Euro-Mediterranean Foundation is the first institution created by the 35 countries of the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership with the objective of improving reciprocal understanding and the quality of cultural dialogue between the two sides of the Mediterranean.
What is the IEMed?
