Mission Statement
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September 11, 2011
Mission statement
We, the Tunisians of the US are committed to help provide services and help inform and bridge gaps between THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and TUNISIA. This website will continue providing informations, advices, translations, services and any help needed from the Tunisian Community in the US and the Great People of America
The AAAWomens'Leadership Council is a Non-Profit Organization with the following Mission
The specific and primary purposes for which this corporation is formed are to operate for the advancement of religious, literary, cultural and charitable purposes, by the distribution of its funds for such purposes, and particularly for development of public activities, production of various events, and organization of specific workshops and undertakings geared to intercultural exchanges between Arab and African and American Women’s, These activities include the production and sponsoring of events such conferences, training seminars, programs and seminars for academics1 professionals and for the general public. including but not limited to audio video, film and multimedia documentaries, Jive public seminars and conferences, the creation of books, pamphlets online e-learning courses, pod-casting, social networking web sites.
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January 17, 2011
Being a strain of jasmine, “Arabian Jasmine”
The tree releases a nice and pleasant smell especially in the evening.
This variety of jasmine is only found in Tunisia and has a special shape and smell.
Arabian machmoum plays an important role socially
Stratifying the granules of the "Arabian jasmine" tree to form the so-called “machmoum” (bouquet) is one of the traditional crafts in Tunisia.
The flower holds a significant role in weddings and is used in the psychological preparation of both the bride and the groom the day of their wedding.
Tunisian "Arabian jasmine" is a distinctive hallmark as far as the cultivation of Tunisian plants and the manufacture of perfumes at home and abroad are considered.Generations of young men and women inherited the prevailing belief that "the Arabian jasmine machmoum" is a symbol of manhood.
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January 17, 2011
Being a strain of jasmine, “Arabian Jasmine”
The tree releases a nice and pleasant smell especially in the evening.
This variety of jasmine is only found in Tunisia and has a special shape and smell.
Arabian machmoum plays an important role socially
Stratifying the granules of the "Arabian jasmine" tree to form the so-called “machmoum” (bouquet) is one of the traditional crafts in Tunisia.
The flower holds a significant role in weddings and is used in the psychological preparation of both the bride and the groom the day of their wedding.
Tunisian "Arabian jasmine" is a distinctive hallmark as far as the cultivation of Tunisian plants and the manufacture of perfumes at home and abroad are considered.Generations of young men and women inherited the prevailing belief that "the Arabian jasmine machmoum" is a symbol of manhood.
January 17, 2011
Being a strain of jasmine, “Arabian Jasmine”
The tree releases a nice and pleasant smell especially in the evening.
This variety of jasmine is only found in Tunisia and has a special shape and smell.
Arabian machmoum plays an important role socially
Stratifying the granules of the "Arabian jasmine" tree to form the so-called “machmoum” (bouquet) is one of the traditional crafts in Tunisia.
The flower holds a significant role in weddings and is used in the psychological preparation of both the bride and the groom the day of their wedding.
Tunisian "Arabian jasmine" is a distinctive hallmark as far as the cultivation of Tunisian plants and the manufacture of perfumes at home and abroad are considered.Generations of young men and women inherited the prevailing belief that "the Arabian jasmine machmoum" is a symbol of manhood.
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The world's most powerful women
August 31st, 2008
Hopeful signs for women: Our fifth annual ranking showcases women who have beat out men for top posts this year, including Lynn Laverty Elsenhans (No. 39), the new chief of Sunoco; Gail Kelly (No. 11), who heads Australian bank Westpac; and Jane Mendillo (No. 42), who was just named to run the $35 billion Harvard University endowment. In total, the women ranked on this list control $26 trillion worldwide. The tenuous state of the world economy, however, has many of the world's most powerful...
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Tunisia's Personal Status Code and “Modernity, Development and Human Rights”
The first of its kind in the Arab world, the Code guarantees that women are full citizens with full rights. read more
few blocks from the American icon of the Empire State Building, foreign culture beckons.
The bright blue awning of the Tunisian Cultural Center, the color of Tunisian skies, ushers the curious into the building.
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"Giving Power and Resonance to the Voice of the International Community"in USA
It is with great pleasure to receive President & Ceo Isseu DIOUF at the Tunisian Cultural & Info.Center hoping to extend and develop our joint-cultural events.
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The Afrikan spot in New York
Whether or not in exile, they are far from their country of birth. They travel from one place to another, by force or by choice. They live in one country, think of another. They build bonds between opposite worlds. They are ‘in-between.' Their work, too, is manifold, universal
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Tunisia firmly condemns the assassination of Benazir Bhutto
Tunis, December 27, 2007- Following the assassination of former Pakistani Prime Minister, Benazir Bhutto on Thursday, “Tunisia has reacted with deep regret and consternation to the news of the killing of former Pakistani Prime Minister, Benazir Bhutto.
While firmly condemning this odious criminal act, Tunisia expresses its solidarity with the brotherly Pakistani people, as well as its concern for its security and stability.
It also reaffirms its rejection of terrorism in all its forms and renews its call to the international community to join its efforts in order to contain this dangerous phenomenon.”
The DREAM
of a Tunisian Cultural & Information Center in USA.
The Tunisian Cultural & Information Center is in the heart of Manhattan, one block from Empire State Buildings and one block from Macy's; the biggest shopping center in the world, very close to grand central, to the U.N. and to Times-Square.
The "dream" became reality thank you Tunisia and the Tunisian Cultural and Information Center is born the 25th of July 2007 , the Tunisian Republic Day Anniversary. It is the First of its kind in the United States of America. It started when telling people that I come from Tunisia “Tunisia” was confused with&1dquo;Malaysia” “Indonesia”. People need to know more about Tunisia the country, the history, the people, the culture, the religion,the art, the hospitality, women's status, the greatness of Carthage,tourism & economy.
The Tunisian Cultural and Information Center welcomes all communities without distinction to join and be active. The grassroots of today in the USA will grow up with the new generations of Tunisian-Americans and American-Tunisians carrying the mission of their Tunisian Identity and culture as a whole and the“COM-UNITY as a Community ” in USA.
Thank you,
Naima Remadi, Director of The Tunisian Cultural and Information Center USA
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