[Second Day] Med-HELA Project – Research Visit at EMUNI University

Mar 31, 2026 | Events | 4 comments

Second Day

  • 📍 Location: Koper, Slovenia
  • 📅 Date: 31 March 2026
  • 🏛 Host: EMUNI University

The second day was marked by intensive and dedicated work from the participants, under the supervision of Professors Nada and David, aimed at defining the standards of the leadership program in alignment with the vision of the Med-HELA project.

Discussions also highlighted the importance of support from the Ministries of Higher Education in Algeria and Tunisia to ensure effective accompaniment of the project, ultimately contributing to the achievement of its main objective: the establishment of a Leadership Academy in both countries.

Project Partners

Algeria Algeria

  • University of Tlemcen
  • University of Biskra
  • University of Constantine 3
  • Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research (MESRS)

Tunisia Tunisia

  • University of Sousse
  • University of Jendouba
  • Virtual University of Tunis
  • Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research
  • Tunisian Federation of UNESCO and ALECSO Clubs

Europe Europe

  • European Leadership Initiative (Ireland)
  • Euro-Mediterranean University (Slovenia)
  • University of Granada (Spain)

🔜 Stay tuned for updates on tomorrow’s discussions.

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4 Comments

  1. hamida djerou

    A remarkable project that reflects the spirit of academic cooperation across the Mediterranean and clearly highlights the importance of teamwork in building effective leadership programs.
    The intensive efforts made by the participants, under the supervision of the professors, demonstrate a genuine commitment to developing leadership standards aligned with the vision of the MED-HELA project, thereby enhancing its prospects for success and sustainability.
    Valuing the role of all partners—universities, organizations, and ministerial institutions is also a key factor in achieving the desired objectives, particularly the establishment of a Leadership Academy in Algeria and Tunisia, contributing to the advancement of higher education systems and the strengthening of governance.
    Great appreciation to all participants and organizers for this outstanding work, with best wishes for continued success and progress in the upcoming stages.

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  2. hamida djerou

    An important step toward strengthening academic leadership and building effective partnerships that serve the future of higher education in the region. Wishing you continued success in the upcoming stages

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  3. Nour

    Bon courage

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