Showing posts with label Arab States. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arab States. Show all posts

Saturday, 17 December 2022

Arabic Language Day 2022; December 18th.



FORUM: The Contribution of the Arabic Language to Human Civilization and Culture. “ Arabic Language Day 2022. Through this year’s theme UNESCO will shed a light on the numerous contributions of Arabic to humanity’s cultural and linguistic diversity, as well as to knowledge production. Follow the conversations with the hashtags: #ArabicLanguageDay, #18December, #Arabiclanguage, #Multilingualism.





EVENTS: To celebrate World Arabic Language Day 2022, UNESCO organizes round table discussions and cultural performances at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris on 16 December 2022. Applicants to the Prize for Arab culture must have contributed significantly towards the development, dissemination and the promotion of Arab culture in the world.The winners of the UNESCO-Sharjah Prize for Arab Culture will be announced.

WEBINARS:

GEOTSIRAR: Towards Strong Alliances in the Arab and African Countries on 17 November 2022 - 3:45 pm - 4:45 pm.


Knowledge for Youth-Led Climate Action in the Arab Region and youth-driven policy recommendations for Community-led Action on 17 November 2022 from 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm in Egypt.


Dialogue for Conservation Finance - A new paradigm to landscape restoration in the Arab Region on 16 November 2022 from 11:45 am - 1:15 pm. in Egypt.


Launch of CRIDA in French and Arabic; 14 November 2022 - 3:45 pm - 14 November 2022 - 4:45 pm in Egypt.





Wednesday, 7 September 2011

UNESCO's Priorities for the XXI Century

Women and gender, science, engineering
and technology


"The gender dimension describes the way in which culturally organized differences between men and women interact with historically and socially diverse scientific and technological practices, and their meanings. Scientific and technological cultures and practices shape gendered social relations and, in turn, are shaped by them. Thus the S&T that each culture has are a consequence, in part, of local and global gender relations, and each cultureís gender relations are the effect, in part, of past local and global S&T changes"


World Science Report (UNESCO, 1996)



AFRICA      Back to top





ARAB STATES      Back to top
  • Info-Ethics
    National Symposium, Cairo (Egypt), 27-28 April 1999.
  • The Interaction  of Arab Women  with Science and Technology
    (Abu-Dhabi Declaration)
    Doha (United Arab Emirates), 24-26 April 1999.
    Les relations entre femmes arabes,sciences et technologies
    (Déclaration d'Abu Dhabi)
    Doha (Emirats arabes unis), 24-26 avril 1999.
  • Regional Conference for Arab Ministers of Higher Education and Scientific Research
    Riyad (Saudi Arabia), 19 April 1999.
  • Water and Desertification in the Arab Region
    First Arab Conference, Cairo (Egypt), 17-18 April 1999.
  • The Present Status of Scientific Research in the Arab Region
    Expert Group Meeting, Beirut (Lebanon), 14-15 March 1999.
  • Science and Technology Policies for the 21st Century
    STEMARN Regional Expert Group Meeting/Workshop,
    Beirut (Lebanon), 10-13 March 1999.
  • Attitudes autour des sciences
    Colloque, Tunis (Tunisie), 27-28 janvier 1998.
  • Third Arab Conference on Modern Biotechnology and Areas of Application in the Arab Countries
    Cairo (Egypt), 14-17 December 1998.
  • Science, Technology and Society
    Conference, Beirut (Lebanon), 26-28 November 1998.
  • The Public Understanding of Science
    International Conference for Scientific Editors,
    Sharm El-Sheikh, Sinai (Egypt) 9 June 1998.
  • Femmes, science et technologie: état des lieux et perspectives
    Colloque international, Tunis (Tunisie), 20-22 November 1997.






ASIA AND PACIFIC
    
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EUROPE AND NORTH-AMERICA
    
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LATIN AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN      Back to top