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International Erasmus+ Seminar in Tunisia: Building Partnerships for Stronger Youth Participation

28-06-2026 07:00

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Europolitiche, Risorse formative, Youth, international-erasmus-seminar-in-tunisia-building-partnerships-for-stronger-youth-participation-arti, international-erasmus-seminar-in-tunisia-building-partnerships-for-stronger-youth-participation-gret, jeunesse-et-democratie--le-seminaire-erasmus-en-tunisie-con-europolitiche-, jeunesse-et-democratie--le-seminaire-erasmus-en-tunisieavec-greta-tofanelli-picchi,

International Erasmus+ Seminar in Tunisia: Building Partnerships for Stronger Youth Participation

di Greta Tofanelli Picchi - Jeunesse et démocratie : le séminaire Erasmus+ en Tunisie - Nel paese nord-africano l'importante seminario

EU/ENG - From 18 to 27 June 2026, representatives of youth organizations from Portugal, Bulgaria, Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, Slovenia, France, Sweden, Spain, Egypt, Italy, Greece, and Lithuania gathered in Nabeul, Tunisia to take part in the Erasmus+ seminar “Traditional and Innovative Mechanisms and Forms of Youth Participation in Public Life, Both Online and Offline.”

The seminar brought together youth workers, trainers, and representatives of civil society organizations with a common goal: to explore innovative approaches to youth participation, exchange good practices, and strengthen international cooperation for future Erasmus+ initiatives.

Throughout ten intensive days, participants explored different methods of engaging young people in democratic processes and public life, both online and offline. Through interactive workshops, discussions, and practical activities, they exchanged experiences, shared successful initiatives from their countries, and discovered new tools for empowering young people to become active citizens.

One of the highlights of the seminar was the meeting with a representative of the EuroMed network, who introduced participants to new opportunities for cooperation between European and Mediterranean organizations. The session provided valuable insights into international networking, partnership development, and future collaboration opportunities.

The programme also included study visits to local organizations, where participants learned about successful youth initiatives implemented in Tunisia. These visits allowed everyone to better understand local realities, exchange professional experience, and discover innovative approaches to working with young people.

A significant part of the seminar focused on developing Erasmus+ project ideas, learning how to identify reliable international partners, build strong project consortia, and prepare high-quality project proposals. Participants worked together to create new partnerships and laid the foundations for future international cooperation through youth exchanges, training courses, seminars, and other Erasmus+ projects.

Beyond the educational programme, the seminar offered a unique opportunity for intercultural learning. Participants shared their cultures, traditions, and experiences during intercultural activities while also discovering the rich history, traditions, hospitality, and cuisine of Tunisia. Exploring the local culture helped strengthen mutual understanding and build lasting friendships among participants from different countries.

The seminar became much more than a training activity—it was a platform for learning, inspiration, networking, and creating sustainable international partnerships. The knowledge gained, the new professional connections established, and the project ideas developed during the seminar will contribute to future Erasmus+ initiatives aimed at promoting active youth participation, democratic values, and international cooperation.

We sincerely thank the organizers, the Erasmus+ Programme, and all participating organizations for creating such an inspiring learning environment. We look forward to transforming the partnerships established in Nabeul into impactful international projects that will benefit young people across Europe and the Mediterranean region.

 

Greta Tofanelli Picchi @europolitiche.it

 

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EU/FRA - Du 18 au 27 juin 2026, Nabeul, en Tunisie, a accueilli les délégations de nombreuses organisations de jeunesse issues du Portugal, de Bulgarie, de Tunisie, du Maroc, d'Algérie, de Slovénie, de France, de Suède, d'Espagne, d'Égypte, d'Italie, de Grèce et de Lituanie, réunies à l'occasion du séminaire Erasmus+ intitulé « Traditional and Innovative Mechanisms and Forms of Youth Participation in Public Life, Both Online and Offline ».

Cette initiative a su rassembler des animateurs de jeunesse, des formateurs et des représentants de la société civile autour d'une ambition commune : explorer des approches inédites de la participation des jeunes, favoriser l’échange de bonnes pratiques et raffermir la coopération internationale dans la perspective de futurs projets Erasmus+.

Au fil de dix journées d'échanges intenses, les participants ont analysé les méthodologies les plus pertinentes pour stimuler l'engagement des jeunes générations dans les processus démocratiques et la vie publique, en articulant habilement les dimensions online et offline. Par le biais d'ateliers interactifs, de débats et de travaux pratiques, le groupe a pu partager des expériences et des succès nationaux, tout en affinant de nouveaux outils destinés à soutenir l'exercice d'une citoyenneté active et éclairée.

Un moment fort de ce séminaire fut la rencontre avec un représentant du réseau EuroMed, qui a mis en lumière les nouvelles perspectives de coopération entre les organisations européennes et celles du bassin méditerranéen. Cette session a apporté un éclairage précieux sur les enjeux du réseautage international, le développement de partenariats stratégiques et les opportunités de collaboration à venir.

Le programme a également été ponctué de visites d'étude auprès d'acteurs locaux, offrant une occasion privilégiée de s'imprégner des réalités du terrain tunisien et de découvrir l'excellence d'initiatives locales, favorisant ainsi un partage d'expertises professionnelles et de perspectives innovantes.

Une part substantielle du séminaire a été consacrée à l'ingénierie de projet Erasmus+ : les participants ont acquis les compétences nécessaires pour identifier des partenaires internationaux fiables, bâtir des consortiums solides et élaborer des propositions de projets de haute facture. Ce travail collaboratif a jeté les fondements de partenariats durables, ouvrant la voie à de futurs échanges de jeunes, formations et séminaires.

Au-delà de sa dimension pédagogique, l'événement a constitué une expérience d'apprentissage interculturel remarquable. En partageant leurs traditions, leurs histoires et leurs vécus, et en s'immergeant dans l'hospitalité et la culture culinaire de la Tunisie, les participants ont renforcé leur compréhension mutuelle, tissant des liens d'amitié qui transcendent les frontières nationales.

Le séminaire a transcendé son statut de simple formation pour devenir une plateforme d'inspiration, de réseautage et de création de partenariats pérennes. Le bagage de connaissances acquis, les connexions professionnelles établies et les idées de projets qui ont émergé seront le moteur d'initiatives Erasmus+ futures, dédiées à la promotion des valeurs démocratiques et de la coopération internationale.

Nous exprimons notre profonde gratitude aux organisateurs, au programme Erasmus+ et à l'ensemble des organisations partenaires pour avoir su créer un écosystème d'apprentissage aussi stimulant. Nous attendons avec enthousiasme de voir ces synergies se transformer en projets à fort impact, au bénéfice des jeunes de toute l'Europe et de la région méditerranéenne.

 

Greta Tofanelli Picchi pour @europolitiche.it

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EU/ITA - Dal 18 al 27 giugno 2026, Nabeul, in Tunisia, ha ospitato le delegazioni di numerose organizzazioni giovanili provenienti da Portogallo, Bulgaria, Tunisia, Marocco, Algeria, Slovenia, Francia, Svezia, Spagna, Egitto, Italia, Grecia e Lituania, riunitesi per il seminario Erasmus+ intitolato “Traditional and Innovative Mechanisms and Forms of Youth Participation in Public Life, Both Online and Offline”.

L’iniziativa ha convocato operatori giovanili, formatori e rappresentanti della società civile attorno a un obiettivo ambizioso: esplorare approcci inediti alla partecipazione giovanile, promuovere lo scambio di buone pratiche e rinsaldare la cooperazione internazionale in vista di future progettualità Erasmus+.

Nel corso di dieci giornate di intenso confronto, i partecipanti hanno analizzato le metodologie più efficaci per incentivare il coinvolgimento delle giovani generazioni nei processi democratici e nella vita pubblica, coniugando le dimensioni online e offline. Attraverso workshop interattivi, dibattiti e attività laboratoriali, il gruppo ha condiviso esperienze e successi nazionali, affinando nuovi strumenti per sostenere l'esercizio di una cittadinanza attiva e consapevole.

Momento saliente del seminario è stato il confronto con un rappresentante del network EuroMed, che ha illustrato le nuove prospettive di cooperazione tra le organizzazioni europee e quelle del bacino del Mediterraneo. Tale sessione ha offerto preziosi spunti in merito al networking internazionale, allo sviluppo di partnership strategiche e alle future opportunità di collaborazione.

Il programma si è arricchito di visite di studio presso realtà locali, occasione privilegiata per approfondire le dinamiche del territorio tunisino e toccare con mano l’eccellenza di iniziative giovanili consolidate, favorendo uno scambio di competenze professionali e prospettive innovative.

Un fulcro nevralgico del seminario è stato dedicato alla progettazione Erasmus+: i partecipanti hanno acquisito strumenti per l’individuazione di partner internazionali affidabili, la costruzione di solidi consorzi e la stesura di proposte progettuali di alta qualità. Il lavoro di squadra ha gettato le basi per collaborazioni durature, gettando i semi per futuri scambi giovanili, corsi di formazione e seminari.

Oltre alla dimensione formativa, l'evento ha rappresentato un'occasione straordinaria di apprendimento interculturale. Condividendo tradizioni, storie e vissuti, e immergendosi nell'ospitalità e nella cultura culinaria della Tunisia, i partecipanti hanno rafforzato la comprensione reciproca, consolidando legami di amicizia che travalicano i confini nazionali.

Il seminario si è rivelato ben più di un mero percorso di formazione: è divenuto una piattaforma di ispirazione, networking e creazione di partenariati sostenibili. Il bagaglio di conoscenze acquisito, le connessioni professionali instaurate e le idee progettuali scaturite saranno il motore di future iniziative Erasmus+ dedicate alla promozione dei valori democratici e della cooperazione internazionale.

Esprimiamo sincera gratitudine agli organizzatori, al Programma Erasmus+ e a tutte le organizzazioni coinvolte per aver dato vita a un ecosistema di apprendimento così stimolante. Guardiamo con entusiasmo alla trasformazione di queste sinergie in progetti di forte impatto, volti a generare un valore aggiunto per i giovani di tutta Europa e della regione mediterranea.

 

Greta Tofanelli Picchi per @europolitiche.it


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