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The next ICORN General Assembly will take place in Frankfurt.

The next ICORN General Assembly will take place in Frankfurt.

The next ICORN General Assembly will take place in Frankfurt.

Colloquium: Mittelmeer und Europa – die andere Geschichte der Literatur

Come and enjoy some free digital films on Europe’s largest digital screen.

Come and enjoy some free digital films on Europe’s largest digital screen.

Come and enjoy some free digital films on Europe’s largest digital screen.

Come and enjoy some free digital films on Europe’s largest digital screen.

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

Come and enjoy some free digital films on Europe’s largest digital screen.

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

What do young people think about Europe in the 21st Century? What are their hopes and fears?

Imagine borrowing a person from your local library in the same way you would borrow a book. How easily would you ‘read’ the book?

Join us for an evening that will reveal key insights into the powerful role poetry can play in society and beyond.

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

What do young people think about Europe in the 21st Century? What are their hopes and fears?

Imagine borrowing a person from your local library in the same way you would borrow a book. How easily would you ‘read’ the book?

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

What do young people think about Europe in the 21st Century? What are their hopes and fears?

Imagine borrowing a person from your local library in the same way you would borrow a book. How easily would you ‘read’ the book?

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

What do young people think about Europe in the 21st Century? What are their hopes and fears?

Imagine borrowing a person from your local library in the same way you would borrow a book. How easily would you ‘read’ the book?

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

What do young people think about Europe in the 21st Century? What are their hopes and fears?

Imagine borrowing a person from your local library in the same way you would borrow a book. How easily would you ‘read’ the book?

Programme:

Thursday 17:
11.30-13.30: Keynote Speech
Freedom of Expression. Scope and Limitations by John Ralston Saul, President of PEN International.
16.00-17.30: Round table discussion

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

Imagine borrowing a person from your local library in the same way you would borrow a book. How easily would you ‘read’ the book?

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

freedom of expression

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.

Rahim El Âsri and Rachid El Daïf investigate the limits of diversity in the broadest sense of the word. The actors speak different languages and are both of Arabic and European origin.