Generations for Peace expands reach in Tunisia

By JT - Oct 17,2016 - Last updated at Oct 17,2016

AMMAN — Generations For Peace (GFP) is scaling up its peace-building activities in Tunisia with a new programme in the North African nation, the Jordan-based organisation announced on Sunday.

The new programme aims to strengthen youth resilience to violent extremism through sports and art, GFP said in a statement. Some 12,870 young people, community members and local government officials will be engaged in the programme to reduce sympathy and support for violent extremist organisations, GFP added.

HRH Prince Feisal, GFP chairman and founder, said the programme would extend the organisation’s positive impact “to many more vulnerable communities, to tackle one of the most urgent and pressing issues in the world at present”.

Rate

Generations for Peace expands curriculum in partnership with Sanford Harmony

May 20,2019

AMMAN — Generations for Peace (GFP) has announced the launch a new partnership with Sanford Harmony, a leading US charitable enterprise, in

Generations For Peace, Norwegian embassy sign partnership deal

Mar 24,2014

Generations For Peace (GFP) and the Norwegian embassy signed on Monday a three-year partnership agreement to support peace-building programmes in the Middle East and North Africa, according to a GFP statement.

Generations For Peace holds refresher workshop

May 03,2014

Generations For Peace (GFP) concluded its recent refresher workshop, hosted at the organisation’s headquarters in Jordan.