Today, on the 14th of December 2023, we’ve commenced our third transnational meeting here. A heartfelt thank you to Spain, our gracious host country, for their warm hospitality.

PARTICIPANTS OF THE PARTNER MEETING
Beytüşşebap Halk Eğitim Merkezi Müdürlüğü (coordinator)
– Mr. Nazmi GÜZEL
– Mr. Tekin YILDIRIM
– Mr. Fırat ÜNSAL
Comité de Liaison Diagonal France (P1)
– Mr. Gerard FENOY
– Mrs. Miene MATHON
Republika Makedonija Univerzitet Goce Delchev Shtip – Voena Akademija – General Mihajlo
Apostolski Skopje – pridruzhna chlenka (P2)
– Mr. Andrej ILIEV
– Mr. Nenad TANESKI
Asociación para el Desarrollo socioemocional de la persona, la sociedad y para la cooperación
Internacional Uno (Host partner)
– Mr. Giovanni GONELLA
– Mr. Patrizio RICCI
– Denisa Vornicu

Agenda:
Arriving to Valencia
Exchange of Best Practices: Desayuno Solidario con “Orden de Malta”
Study Visit: Asociación Jarit
Final Remarks and Closure
Lunch Break
Group Meet and Greet
Study Visit: LA LONA DE VALENCIA
Presentation of the Project and Activities of the Mobility
Recap and Reflection on the Day
Cultural Visit
Minutes:
Arriving to Valencia (9:30 – 11:00)
Participants arrived in Valencia during this time slot. It was a smooth process, and everyone
gathered at the designated meeting point.
Exchange of Best Practices: Desayuno Solidario con “Orden de Malta” (11:30 – 13:00)
During this session, participants engaged in fruitful discussions and shared their best practices
related to the theme. The Desayuno Solidario con “Orden de Malta” provided an excellent
platform for networking and learning from each other’s experiences.
Study Visit: Asociación Jarit (11:30 – 13:00)
Another group had the opportunity to explore Asociación Jarit. They were impressed by the
organization’s work and gained valuable insights into their methodologies and approaches.
Final Remarks and Closure (13:00 – 14:00)
The session concluded with final remarks from the organizers, expressing gratitude to all
participants for their active participation and contributions. The closure marked the end of
another successful segment of the meeting.
Lunch Break (13:00 – 14:00)

Participants enjoyed a delicious lunch, providing an opportunity for informal networking and
relaxation.
Group Meet and Greet (14:30 – 15:30)
Following lunch, there was a scheduled meet and greet session. Participants had the chance to
interact with each other in a more informal setting, fostering camaraderie and strengthening
professional relationships.
Study Visit: LA LONA DE VALENCIA (14:30 – 15:30)
Meanwhile, another group embarked on a study visit to LA LONA DE VALENCIA. They were
impressed by the cultural significance of the site and its relevance to the project’s objectives.
Presentation of the Project and Activities of the Mobility (15:45 – 17:00)
The presentation provided a comprehensive overview of the project’s goals, activities, and
expected outcomes. Participants engaged in discussions and raised relevant questions,
demonstrating their understanding and commitment to the project.
Recap and Reflection on the Day (15:45 – 17:00)
The day concluded with a recap and reflection session. Participants shared their thoughts and
insights on the day’s events, highlighting key takeaways and areas for further exploration.
Cultural Visit (17:00 onwards)
As part of the cultural immersion experience, participants embarked on a guided tour of Valencia,
exploring its rich history, architecture, and cultural landmarks. It was an enriching experience
that provided a deeper understanding of the local context.
Next Meeting:
Fourth Transnational Meeting will be in
13-17 May 2024, Şırnak TÜRKİYE

Date: December 24-26, 2023

Location: Paris

Prepared by: Comité de Liaison Diagonal France

The second transnational meeting of the “Integration by Social and Digital Learning” project took place in Paris from December 24 to 26, 2023. The event brought together participants from Spain, France, Macedonia, and Turkey and featured a series of activities aimed at promoting integration and cooperation. This report summarizes the key activities and outcomes of the meeting.

1. Sunday, 24 September:

10:00 AM: The day started with a visit to the Musée National de l’Histoire de l’Immigration at Palais de la Porte Dorée, which focused on the history of immigration. Participants explored the museum, gaining insights into the rich cultural tapestry of France.

3:00 PM: In the afternoon, participants visited L’Atelier des Lumières to experience an art exhibition featuring the works of Marc Chagall and Paul Klee. The immersive experience at this digital art center provided a unique perspective on the art of these renowned artists.

2. Monday, 25 September:

9:00 AM: Participants had the opportunity to meet with Cathy Jankowski, Vice-Mayor in charge of International and Cooperation affairs, at the municipality of Bondy. This meeting facilitated a meaningful exchange with other Municipal Counsellors of Spanish and Turkish origins.

6:00 PM – 8:00 PM: In the evening, we visited La Miroiterie in Ivry-sur-Seine, where we engaged in activities such as a video-tape recording studio session with youngsters facing fewer opportunities. This was followed by a delightful apéro dinatoire. Additionally, we interacted with the NGO “Citizens with Entire Part,” gaining insights into the experiences of individuals holding both Algerian and French nationalities.

3. Tuesday, 26 September:

9:00 AM: The final day of the meeting included a visit to the municipality of Malakoff where we met with Salim Ba, Vice-Mayor in charge of Youth, and other Municipal Counsellors from African and European origins. This meeting provided valuable insights into youth-related initiatives and multicultural cooperation.

4:00 PM: The project concluded with a visit to Bourg la Reine / Foyer de Jeunes Travailleurs in Bourg la Reine, where we met with the director, Abdel Afquir. This visit involved sharing testimonies with young migrants from North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, Ukraine, and provided a reflective conclusion to our project meeting.

Conclusion:

The second transnational meeting in Paris was a resounding success, providing a platform for participants from diverse backgrounds to engage in meaningful interactions, gain cultural insights, and share experiences related to integration and cooperation. The activities offered a holistic perspective on the challenges and opportunities in our project’s focus areas. We look forward to the continued success of the “Integration by Social and Digital Learning” project.

Acknowledgments:

We express our gratitude to all participants, partner organizations, and individuals who contributed to the success of this transnational meeting in Paris. We also extend our appreciation to the host organizations and institutions for their warm hospitality and support.