Raed Ghareeb, Director of the NGO "Bothour" and an activist in the Euromed Youth Exchange Programme. He became an instructor in conflict resolution, believing men and women from all shores of the Mediterranean need to be exposed to a culture of dialogue, tolerance and respect for human rights

Ali Bibi, advisor to the Minister of political development and director of the Euromed Youth programme III. The government's policy is to tap into the full potential of young men and women to face the global economic meltdown and growing extremism

Students at the University of Jordan. The EC-funded Euro-Med Youth Exchange Program aims at encouraging a mutual comprehension among youth in the Euro-Mediterranean region

(Photo: Mohammad Ben Hussein – ENPI Info Centre)

Students at the University of Jordan. Youth exchange, training programs, voluntary services are carried out through the Euro-Med region, targeting young people and national organizations

Students at the University of Jordan

(Photo: Mohammad Ben Hussein – ENPI Info Centre)

Students at the University of Jordan, Faculty of Business. Jordan is grappling with an acute economic problem that has been compounded by lack of energy resources and a volatile political situation in the surrounding countries

A student girl on the campus of the University of Jordan

(Photo: Mohammad Ben Hussein – ENPI Info Centre)

Amer Bani Amer, director of Al Hayat Centre, one of the organizations to benefit from the exchange program to be launched in 2011

(Photo: Mohammad Ben Hussein – ENPI Info Centre)

Participants of the EU-funded youth exchange programme. Jordan considers this programme as a unique opportunity to fulfill a policy to empower the young and create common grounds with fellow young Europeans

(Photo: Al Hayat Centre)

Participants of the EU-funded youth exchange programme. Jordan considers this programme as a unique opportunity to fulfill a policy to empower the young and create common grounds with fellow young Europeans

Participants of the EU-funded youth exchange programme. Jordan considers this programme as a unique opportunity to fulfill a policy to empower the young and create common grounds with fellow young Europeans

Participants of youth exchange programmes take part in environmental voluntary work