Links to institutions and projects dedicated to intercultural exchange

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    Fikrun wa Fann is a cultural magazine that encourages and makes a contribution towards shaping cultural exchange between Germany and Islam-orientated cultural groups. Authors from Germany, Europe and the Islamic world have their say alongside other international voices. In addition to information and dialogue with and within Islam-orientated countries, Fikrun wa Fann also offers a literary forum for current socio-political debates.

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      Institutions

      Projects

      100 voices   deutschenglish

      One hundred video interviews about change in the Arab World

      Cultural managers   deutschenglishfrançais[arabic]

      From Algeria to Iraq: A new team of cultural managers from nine countries of the Arab World will embark upon their training in October 2013.

      Cultural Journalism   deutschenglishfrançais[arabic]

      Ten countries, two months, one blog: Follow twelve Arab cultural journalists during their training in Germany.

      kutub:na   deutschعربي

      The magazine “kutub:na” adresses publishers in the Arabic world. It proposes new german books for translation into Arabic.

      Arab Shorts   englishعربي

      Independent Arab short films and media art

      Cultural Innovators Network   deutschenglish

      Visions of tomorrow’s society – Mediterranean youth engage actively and connect.
      German-Arabic Translation Prize for Literature 2011/2012

      German- Arabic Translation Prize   deutschعربي

      The winners of the German-Arabic Translation Prize for 2012 have now been chosen.