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The Programme of Cooperation between Cyprus and Israel in the fields of Education, Scientific Research, Culture, Sports and Youth for the years 2023 - 2026, was signed today by the Υπουργό Παιδείας, Αθλητισμού και Νεολαίας κ. Athena Michaelidou, on behalf of the Republic of Cyprus, and the Head of the Cultural Diplomacy Office at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel, Ms. Nurit Tinari, on behalf of the State of Israel, at a special ceremony held at the Ministry of Education, Sports and Youth.
The signing ceremony was attended by the Ambassador of Israel to Cyprus, Mr. Oren Anolik, as well as representatives from the relevant Directorates and Organizations under the Ministry of Education, Sports and Youth, who contributed to the formulation of the final text of this Cooperation Programme.
The signing ceremony was attended by the Ambassador of Israel to Cyprus, Mr. Oren Anolik, as well as representatives from the relevant Directorates and Organizations under the Ministry of Education, Sports and Youth, who contributed to the formulation of the final text of this Cooperation Programme. Representatives from the State Ministry of Culture, the State Ministry of Research, Innovation and Digital Policy and the State Archives were also present, as the Programme includes provisions relating to their areas of competence, as well as a representative from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The signing of the Cooperation Programme is part of the efforts of the Ministry of Education, Sports and Youth to internationalise Cypriot education and promote contemporary Cypriot artistic creation and Cypriot sport in the international arena, while at the same time it serves the Government's objective of designing a cultural diplomacy strategy that highlights Cyprus as a cultural hub and gateway to Europe from the East.
This Cooperation Programme seeks to upgrade the cooperation between Cyprus and Israel on issues of mutual interest, as well as to promote relations between the two countries in the fields of Education, Research, Culture, Sports and Youth at the highest possible level.
In particular, this Programme seeks to strengthen cooperation between the competent authorities of the two countries on a wide range of issues such as: (1) higher education and cooperation between universities and research centres; (2) teacher training; (3) school autonomy; (4) special education; (5) education for "gifted" children; (6) formal and informal education, (7) adult education and lifelong learning, (8) education for the environment and sustainable development, (9) technical and vocational education and training, (10) the contribution of young people to society, (11) interdisciplinary learning (literature, cinema, etc.), (12) the contribution of young people to society, and (13) the role of young people in society.(12) sport exchanges, (13) cultural heritage and archaeology, and (14) Holocaust education and research.
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