26-28 October 2010/International Conference “Foundation Knowledge Space Europe –Mediterranean (WEM) – Rabat MOROCCO.

4-6 March 2010/ The international symposium on “UNESCO and the Cold War”, Heidelberg – GERMANY
25 March 2010
22-28 August 2010 / XXI Session of the International Congrès for Historical Sciences Amsterdam NETHERLANDS .
7 December 2010
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26-28 October 2010/International Conference “Foundation Knowledge Space Europe –Mediterranean (WEM) – Rabat MOROCCO.

Dr Hadhri presents at the International scientific conference of Rabat Morocco (26-28 October 2010)


“The Mediterranean Basin , A Bridge between Orient and Occident


Foundation ‘Knowledge Space Europe – Mediterranean (WEM)

Professor of Diplomacy and International Relations ,Dr Mohieddine Hadhri recently participated in the international conference held in Rabat on 25-26 October 2010 on the topic ”Knowledge Space Europe – Mediterranean.: Cooperation in Cultural Studies and for Cultural Exchange between Europa, Maghreb ,Near East and Sahel Africa” . Partners of this conference are the Konrad Adenauer Foundation , Institute of Foreign Cultural Affairs, Stuttgart and Berlin, Karlsruhe Institut of Technology , Heidelberg University , Thubingen University, Institut National Polytechnique de Lorraine, Nancy France, European Foundation for Democracy, Brussels, Belgium and the Tariq Ibn Zyad Centre, National Library ., University Mohamed V ,Morrocco Rabat, University of Tunis . Tunisia.
“The Mediterranean, A bridge between Orient and Occident : Itineraries, dynamics and transfers of trans-mediterranean knowledge “

This paper focuses on the historical processes , itineraries and dynamics through which knowledge and sciences were translated, copied and transferred into European continent and explores the different channels of knowledge set up in the Mediterranean area since the Ancient times , Middle Ages and Modern and contemporary centuries .
In his presentation, Dr Hadhri outlined the fact that the European Renaissance owes a debt to the Muslims who not only preserved Greek achievements , but also corrected where applicable , and advanced their theories to the benefit of Europe and modern world civilization. According to many eminent scholars , from the early 9th to the late 14th century, the Arabs Muslims were probably the most learned people in the world. Their language has provided a great output in Literature, Philosophy Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Medicine, Engineering . Dr Hadhri noted further:
“ It is largely proved today by historians that the Modern European Renaissance has benefited from the Arab civilization and the fact that the Mediterranean area has constituted a large East-West platform to this process of transfer to European continent across a bridge built through the works of Arab scribes, working in libraries and schools from Iraq across North Africa to Sicily and Spain “
Dr hadhri has expressed his conviction that the Mediterranean area and more largely the Arab-European relations should be given nowadays a chance for a new deal of scientific cooperation and cultural understanding . He also pointed out that Qatar University is more and more involved in a large process of deepening scientific relations and networks with European universities including German universities.
Notably, one of the major objective of this conference of Rabat was the creation of a new international Foundation ”Knowledge Space Europe – Mediterranean ‘ dealing with scientific cooperation and cultural exchanges at the level of the Euro-mediterranean area, Near East and Sahel Africa. In this respect, the formation act has been accomplished on 26 th October 2010, confirming the birth of this new body called Knowledge Space Europe – Mediterranean. Dr Mohieddine Hadhri has been elected as a member of the Steering Committee composed of six representatives (Germany, France, Belgium, Qatar, Morocco and Tunisia )
Priority objective of the Foundation is the creation of a network of persons and institutions in the Euro-Mediterranean Area (in a wide sense), ready to work for the creation of a functional’ space of densified cultural interrelations and a shared knowledge .”
This paper focuses on the historical processes , itineraries and dynamics through which knowledge and sciences were translated, copied and transferred into European continent and explores the different channels of knowledge set up in the Mediterranean area since the Ancient times , Middle Ages and Modern and contemporary centuries .
In his presentation, Dr Hadhri outlined the fact that the European Renaissance owes a debt to the Muslims who not only preserved Greek achievements , but also corrected where applicable , and advanced their theories to the benefit of Europe and modern world civilization. According to many eminent scholars , from the early 9th to the late 14th century, the Arabs Muslims were probably the most learned people in the world. Their language has provided a great output in Literature, Philosophy Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Medicine, Engineering . Dr Hadhri noted further:
Dr hadhri has expressed his conviction that the Mediterranean area and more largely the Arab-European relations should be given nowadays a chance for a new deal of scientific cooperation and cultural understanding . He also pointed out that Qatar University is more and more involved in a large process of deepening scientific relations and networks with European universities including German universities.
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Notably, one of the major objective of this conference of Rabat was the creation of a new international Foundation ”Knowledge Space Europe – Mediterranean ‘ dealing with scientific cooperation and cultural exchanges at the level of the Euro-mediterranean area, Near East and Sahel Africa. In this respect, the formation act has been accomplished on 26 th October 2010, confirming the birth of this new body called Knowledge Space Europe – Mediterranean. Dr Mohieddine Hadhri has been elected as a member of the Steering Committee composed of six representatives (Germany, France, Belgium, Qatar, Morocco and Tunisia )
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