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Can interfaith dialogue mitigate anti-Semitism? Experts say yes in Jerusalem Forum

At the Global Forum for Combating Anti-Semitism in Jerusalem, Aladdin President Anne-Marie Revcolevschi and British-Pakistani Muslim leader Dr Abduljalil Sajid co-chaired the working group on interfaith dialogue as a way of mitigating anti-Semitism and racism. The group presented concrete proposals that were adopted by the Forum.

Can interfaith dialogue mitigate anti-Semitism? Experts say yes in Jerusalem Forum

A debate in Abu-Dhabi: Why talk to Muslims about the Holocaust?

A round-table discussion about the past, present and future of Jewish-Muslim relations brought together on April 26 Aladdin Project President Anne-Marie Revcolevschi, Abu Dhabi Sorbonne Vice-Chancellor Eric Fouache, former French Ambassador to Yemen Gilles Gauthier, Moroccan publisher Abdelkadir Retnani and Abu Dhabi New York University’s Professor Justin Stearns.

A debate in Abu-Dhabi: Why talk to Muslims about the Holocaust?

Round-table in Casablanca focuses on Morocco’s Jewish heritage

A conference organized by the Aladdin Project under the auspices of the Moroccan Ministry of Culture as part of the official program of the Book Fair brought together Moroccan and French intellectuals to discuss intercultural relations between Europe and North Africa in the current geopolitical context.

Round-table in Casablanca focuses on Morocco’s Jewish heritage

Moroccan Culture Minister visits Aladdin’s books at Book Fair

The Aladdin Project’s nine books in Arabic on the Holocaust and several books on different aspects of Jewish-Muslim relations were exhibited at the Casablanca International Book Fair in April by Croisee des Chemins (Crossroads), one of the most prominent publishers in Morocco. Morocco’s Minister of Culture, Mohamed Amine Sbihi, visited the stand on the opening day of the Book Fair.

Moroccan Culture Minister visits Aladdin’s books at Book Fair

Holocaust Books Presented for First Time in Abu Dhabi

For the first time in a Persian Gulf state, the Arabic translations of Anne Frank’s "Diary" and Primo Levi’s "If This Is a Man" were on display at the Abu-Dhabi International Book Fair, which has become one of the biggest book events in the Arab world. The Aladdin Project also organized a round-table discussion in Abu Dhabi on the Holocaust and Jewish-Muslim relations.

Holocaust Books Presented for First Time in Abu Dhabi

The Aladdin Project at Anna Lindh Mediterranean Forum 2013

The Aladdin Project participated at the 2nd edition of the Anna Lindh Forum that took place in the Pharo Palace in Marseille, between the 4th and the 7th of April 2013. Executive Director Abe Radkin chaired a round-table on interfaith and intercultural cooperation in the Mediterranean region.

The Aladdin Project at Anna Lindh Mediterranean Forum 2013

Kiev Interfaith Forum debates role of religion in political change

Civic and religious leaders and practitioners from Europe, the Middle East, America, Central Asia and Africa debated the place and role of religion in state and politics for two days at the Kiev Interfaith Forum on April 23 and 24. A delegation from the Aladdin Project tabled a proposal to give religious leaders an active role in combating anti-Semitism and racism.

Kiev Interfaith Forum debates role of religion in political change

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ANNUAL REPORT 2011
The Aladdin Project releases its first Annual Report entitled “Bridges of Knowledge between Jews and Muslims”. For Anne-Marie Revcolevschi, President of the Aladdin Project, the initiatives taken in 2010 and 2011 to fight ignorance, disinformation and incitement to hatred are the first successful steps of a long-term strategy.