Islamic Cultural Institute

cultural organisation [ cultural centre | cultural institution | cultural organization | Cultural sector(STW) ]

African Cultural Institute [ ACI | African and Mauritian Cultural Institute ]

Institut culturel et éducatif montagnais

African Cultural Institute | ACI [Abbr.]

cultural conservation institution

Afro-Arab Cultural Institute

lecturer of religion | university lecturer in religious studies | religion lector | religious studies lecturer

4. Insists on the fact that the stability and security of the MENA region are fundamental to the security of the EU; recalls that ISIL/Da’esh and other terrorist organisations have had their roots in Iraq and Syria for many years, and aim to establish a regional influence; notes that the group’s victories are the result of institutional, democratic and security crises in these countries and the porosity of their common border; stresses that the recruitment capacity and expansion of ISIL/Da’esh and the al-Nusra Front are fuelled by the economic, political, social and cultural ...[+++] crisis afflicting the region; calls on the EU, together with the Arab world, to assess the root causes of radicalisation and adopt a global approach based on security, capacity for democratic governance, and political, economic, social and cultural development, whereby inclusivity should be a guiding principle; believes that, unless a practical, sustainable solution is found to these problems, any action to neutralise the threat posed by ISIL/Da’esh and other terrorist groups will encounter increased and persistent difficulties;

4. Insists on the fact that the stability and security of the MENA region are fundamental to the security of the EU; recalls that ISIL/Da’esh and other terrorist organisations have had their roots in Iraq and Syria for many years, and aim to establish a regional influence; notes that the group’s victories are the result of institutional, democratic and security crises in these countries and the porosity of their common border; stresses that the recruitment capacity and expansion of ISIL/Da’esh and the al-Nusra Front are fuelled by the economic, political, social and cultural ...[+++] crisis afflicting the region; calls on the EU, together with the Arab world, to assess the root causes of radicalisation and adopt a global approach based on security, capacity for democratic governance, and political, economic, social and cultural development, whereby inclusivity should be a guiding principle; believes that, unless a practical, sustainable solution is found to these problems, any action to neutralise the threat posed by ISIL/Da’esh and other terrorist groups will encounter increased and persistent difficulties;

We are also seeing the rise of institutions such as the Lebanese Islamic centre, the Muslim cultural centre of Montreal, the Antiochian Orthodox Church in Canada and the Muwahiddun Druze community.

A Mediterranean policy that is up to the demographic, environmental, climatic, Islamic and cultural challenge is a grand strategic vision, establishing, integrating, stabilising and organising the Mediterranean around original and intergovernmental institutions with major common sectors to explore: water, the environment, migration, deforestation and so on.