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European Movement - Albania

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Tiran~AĞ, Albania
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The Citizens~Ac???c Pact for SEE

Maksima Gorkog 5/II/14
21000 Novi Sad / Serbia
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King Baudouin Foundation

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AGORA/EXIT 08 Print E-mail
Tuesday, 26 August 2008

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For the fifth year The Citizens~Ac???c Pact for SEE was a partner of Exit organization on the social campaign of Exit festival that took place in Novi Sad, Serbia from 10th to 13th July.

More than eighty non-governmental organizations presented themselves at NGO fair.

Agora is a stage at the festival dedicated to those who try to make the world that we live in a better place, just as the Non-governmental Organizations Fair some twenty metres away. We all wish there were less injustice, but we do not all protest when we see someone being assaulted. That is why it is important to recognize and support those who dare and do.

This year, the central topic of the Agora was Serbia on its way to the EU. The citizens have the right to know what the processes of accession include; what benefits they may expect to have from these processes; whether there is something to fear; how these processes have evolved and what their results are in the countries which have already gone that way. Within the four days of the festival, appropriate to the place and occasion, we tried to get all those big stories closer to our little lives.

This year, the evenings started with public debates, discussions and promotions, proceeded with great parties, and ended in informal conversations with interesting guests at Caf~Aİ Europe.

Agora program



Thursday, July 10th

19:30 ~Ac??? 21:00

Panel ~Ac??AIs there life after Eurovision?~Ac??? 

www.gsa.org.rs

Due to the Eurovision song contest in Belgrade the highest authorities sent a message to the gays and lesbians: ~Ac???cNo one is allowed to hurt you!~Ac???c Have those golden words opened the iron doors of prejudice and intolerance? Is tolerance reserved only for foreign tourists, as the nudist beaches once were, or is it also available for a regular Serbian gay, who will not bring money to the local tourism industry? How many Eurovision song contests will Serbia need so that a boy can love his boyfriend just like a boy loves his girlfriend? 

Boris Mili~A?!evi~A?!, The president of the Gay-Straight Alliance

Du~A?!an Maljkovi~A?!, pop culture theoretician, editor and publisher

Bojan Bo~A?!kovi~A?!, founder and chief of the EXIT festival

Anja Roglji~A?!, music editor RTS

Kebra, rock musician

The public debate will be moderated by Rajko Bo~A? 3/4 i~A?!

 

21:00 ~Ac??? 23:00

Loud and Queer EXIT Party ~Ac??? DJ Flip

www.myspace.com/breaklogic

The best queer party in the country will be a guest at the best festival in Europe! DJ Flip has been the support, friend and the superstar since the very beginnings of this precious manifestation.


23:00 ~Ac??? 01:00

Caf~Aİ Europe

The diplomatic representatives of the EU countries, headed by Jean-Fran~A§ois Terral, the French Ambassador to Serbia.

 

Friday, July 11th

19.30 ~Ac??? 21.00

Panel discussion about the OSCE Mission in Serbia ~Ac??AI have the right to know~Ac???

www.osce.org/serbia

This year at the EXIT music festival, The OSCE Mission is running the campaign ~Ac???cI have the right to know~Ac???c, aiming to promote European values, the rights to access information freely and the freedom of expression. The OSCE Mission was established in Serbia in 2001.

Dragana Nikoli~A?! Solomon, Serbia OSCE director
Jugoslav ~A??osi~A?!, Poligraf B92
Dejan Mili~A?!evi~A?!, DJ
Anja ~A u~A?!a, theatre director
Nikola ~A?uri~A?ko, actor
Bosko ~A??irkovi~A?! ~Ac??? ~A kabo, Beogradski Sindikat

This debate will be moderated by Miroslav Jankovi~A?!, Senior Freedom of the Media Assistant at the OSCE Mission


21:00 ~Ac??? 23:00

Super Selek~A?!n ~Ac??? Dovlaman, Ahmed, Pips

www.myspace.com/dovlaman
www.myspace.com/jdahmaad
www.myspace.com/djpipsos

Novi Sad-Sarajevo-Osijek axis. Gari, jaro and lega (friend, chum and lad). They break, they scratch and create madness. The most successful (and most dangerous) contribution the Agora to the regional cooperation.


23:00 ~Ac??? 01:00

Caf~Aİ Europe

Discussion about the media in Serbia, about the right to access information freely, freedom of expression and the connection between the media and human rights.

Dragana Nikoli~A?! Solomon, OSCE, Serbia OSCE director
Miroslav Jankovi~A?!, OSCE, Senior Media/Freedom of the Media Assistant at the OSCE Mission


Saturday, July 11th

19:00 ~Ac??? 20:15

Public debate - The EU Integration Office ~Ac??AWhy do we need Europe?~Ac???

www.seio.sr.gov.yu

 

What exactly does that famous process of joining the EU mean, and how will it affect the life of an ordinary young person? Which attributes would describe it best? Faster? Better? Easier? More expensive? More open? More versatile?

Tanja Mi~A?!~A?evi~A?!, director of the Serbian EU Integration Office
Uro~A?! ~A?uri~A?!, artist
Zoran Cvijanovi~A?!, actor
Oliver Duli~A?!, politician, Member of the Serbian Parliament
Predrag Markovi~A?!, historian

The public debate will be moderated by Rajko Bo~A? 3/4 i~A?!


20:15 ~Ac??? 21:00

Who has it easier and how much? ~Ac??? About visa liberalisation in practice

www.grupa484.org.yu
www.needvisa.net

Whose life, and to what extent, was made easier by the visa liberalisation? How close are we really to the no-visa regime with EU countries?

Miodrag Strestha, the director of Group 484
Tanja Mi~A?!~A?evi~A?!, Director of the European Integration Office
Dra~A? 3/4 en Maravi~A?!, Chairperson of the Ministry for Internal Affairs ~Ac??? department of international cooperation
Bo~A? 3/4 idar ~A?eli~A?!, politician


21:00 ~Ac??? 23:00

R POINT

R Point is a project of the organization by the same name, which helps young Roma people express their talents, potentials, intelligence and their creativity. Many Roma children need encouragement so they would develop the self-esteem and self-respect to help them deal with prejudice they face every day.

After the great success at last year~Ac???cs EXIT festival, R POINT give us their best this year again: Male and female dancers, singers, rhyme-makers and true festival atmosphere engineers.


23:00 ~Ac??? 01:00

Caf~Aİ Europe

www.rpoint.org.uk

The EU integration office experts

Zoran Sreti~A?! ~Ac??? ecology
Vladimir Me~A?ak ~Ac??? industry
Vladimir Ateljevi~A?! ~Ac??? political criteria
Mira Savic ~Ac??? culture, youth and education

 

Sunday, July 12th

19:00 ~Ac??? 19:30

Presenting the Comparative History Textbook of The Centre for Democracy and Reconciliation in South-eastern Europe

www.cdsee.org

Balkan people share their history, but you could never tell that from the textbooks that the children use in schools. Except in the case of the textbook which will be presented here.

Nenad ~A ebek, Executive Director of the Centre for Democracy and Reconciliation in Southeast Europe


19:30 ~Ac??? 20:00

Presenting the Anthology of Rock Poetry from former Yugoslavia 1967 ~Ac??? 2007 ~Ac???cPesme bratstva, detinjstva@svojstva~Ac???c(Poems of brotherhood, childhood and features), by the author, Petar Janjatovi~A?! and the publisher, VEGA media

www.vegamedia.co.yu

This collection of rock poetry includes about 300 lyrics created in the last 25 years of the existence of SFRY, as well as the most prominent representatives of this period.

We needed this anthology, which is a cross-section of rock poetry in the last 40 years, not only as a counterpoint to today~Ac???cs kitsch that most lyrics suffer from in the newly created countries, with no exceptions, but also as a document of the potency of the period, of freedom and vision, as well as the modernity, visible even from a distance of some twenty years.

Petar Janjatovi~A?!, author
Teofil Pan~A?i~A?!, literary critic
Tatjana Vehovec, editor


20:00 ~Ac??? 21:00

Public debate ~Ac???cHere, quite near~Ac???c (~Ac??A 3/4 Tu, sasvim blizu~Ac??A)

As part of the EXIT project ~Ac???cOn the move~Ac???c, TV production Urbans has created 12 twenty- minute programmes aiming to overcome prejudice and introduce the young people of the region. Six Belgrade University students who have never been to any of the countries of former Yugoslavia have, as a result, visited Zagreb, Podgorica, Sarajevo, Pri~A?!tina and Ljubljana, where they spent three days with students of local Universities who have never been to Serbia. The second part of this project will take place during EXIT 08 when both the guests and the hosts are supposed to come to Novi Sad and spend four days together in the camp and at the festival. All of the twelve participants of the series will take part in the public debate ~Ac??AHere, quite near~Ac??? (~Ac???cTu, sasvim blizu~Ac???c). Apart from the first reactions regarding Serbia and reminiscing of the Belgrade students~Ac???c first reactions when they first stepped in neighbouring countries, this round table talk about the ways of overcoming the deeply rooted prejudice, especially among the young in the region, who know next to nothing about each other.


21:00 ~Ac??? 21:30

Samo Sloga Sound System ~Ac??? DJ/VJ set

A duo of enthusiasts completely out of modern waters. No prejudice, no preaching the audience, no hidden agenda. Just amity.


21:30 ~Ac??? 23:00

Proyecto Rotilla ~Ac??? a digital insight into the heart of Cuba

The alternative production of Havana~Ac???cs Matrak will be serving fresh Cuban culture you will not find on the menu of tour operators. Get to know the underground electronic scene of this mythical island. 

D Joy de Cuba
DJ Wichy de Vedado
El MagoVj
VJ Cuba


23:00 ~Ac??? 01:00

Caf~Aİ Europe

What does the National Youth Strategy have for me?

www.mos.sr.gov.yu

Serbia has finally got its National Youth Strategy. What can be built on this foundation? Seek the  answers from the Ministry of Youth and Sport experts.

Ivana Kova~A?evi~A?!, State Secretary of Youth and Sport
Aleksandra Mitrovi~A?!, Youth Office
Mirjana Arsi~A?!, Youth Office

Agora was made possible thanks to our friends from the American foundation National Endowment for Democracy. We thank them.

www.ned.org

 
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