On November 28, 2024, the Mediterranean region resonated with the sounds of unity and harmony as Youth for Peace, in collaboration with the Anna Lindh Foundation, celebrated Mediterranean Day. This event aimed to foster intercultural dialogue and promote peace among the diverse communities surrounding the Mediterranean Sea.
The Significance of Mediterranean Day
Mediterranean Day is a celebration of the rich cultural tapestry of the region, emphasizing cooperation, understanding, and shared values among its peoples. This year’s theme, “Sounds That Connect,” highlighted how music transcends barriers and fosters mutual understanding.In a world where voices can often feel silenced, music becomes a bridge—a powerful expression that transcends all barriers, borders, and languages, connecting us in ways words cannot.
The Day of the Mediterranean is not just about music; it’s about building connections, sharing experiences, and strengthening the collective voice of the Mediterranean people.
Event Highlights
The celebration took place at the campus du savoir with the presence of Director of Anna lindh Foundation Josep Ferré and Zakaria El hamel director of Youth for Peace in Morocco and The University Premier of Oujda , featuring Ghanghan Band a Moroccan Amazigh group, originally from Nador.
balanced by its variety , including Andalusian, Arabic and African Music.
Promoting Peace Through Music
The concert was part of a broader initiative organized by the Anna Lindh Foundation, which seeks to leverage music as a powerful medium for connection and dialogue. By bringing together young people from different backgrounds, the event embodied hope for a future where dialogue and understanding prevail over conflict.
