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Published 22:24 July 25, 2018
Updated 05:48 July 26, 2018
Turkey to receive €400 million for refugee education from EU
The
European Commission has approved a new €400 million assistance package
for the education of Syrian refugees in Turkey, a move that follows an
earlier decision by the EU to pledge €3 billion to the Facility for
Refugees in Turkey.
The €400 million will be given in the form of a direct
grant to the Turkish Ministry of National Education of Turkey, according
to the European Commission. The amount is targeted to provide for the
continuation of the current education project for Syrian refugees in
Turkey, which will expire in October 2018.
On June 29, the bloc agreed on how to finance the second
tranche of the €3 billion for the facility, which will see €2 billion of
the amount paid for from the EU budget and the remaining €1 billion by
the EU Member States. The decision honours an EU-Turkish joint statement
from March 18, 2016, that said the second instalment of the €3 billion
would be released before the funds for the first tranche had been fully
depleted.
The new assistance package is broader in scope than the
current education project in that it will focus on outreach, the
increased quality of formal education for students, Turkish language
training for adults in Public Education Centres, the continuation and
improvement of the examination system, and social cohesion activities.
The duration of the new assistance is also longer than the previous
package, covering three academic years.
To date, 72 projects have been contracted for €3 billion,
of which almost €2 billion has been disbursed. The €400 million Special
Measure announced today is the 73rd Facility Project.
https://www.neweurope.eu/article/turkey-receive-e400-million-refugee-education-eu/What Soros did wrong
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Recently the New York Times has a magazine article about George Soros. The
title "George Soros Bet Big on Liberal Democracy. Now He Fears He Is
Losing.". Of course the article mostly refers to Hungary and Poland, with
also some reference to Trump. In this article I will explain why he is
losing.
According to the article Soros' main intellectual inspirator was Popper
from who he got the concept of the "open society". In this context Soros'
Jewish identity is mentioned: he wants societies where Jews feel welcome.
The big question is of course how you can achieve that.
For many peopl... mehr »
U.S. diplomats in Albania flout disloyalty to Trump
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SManalysis
Soros-infected State Department in Albania wants to tout Socialist agenda
[image: Illustration of George Soros by Alexander Hunter/The Washington
Times]
Illustration of George Soros by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times more >
By - - Wednesday, August 22, 2018
ANALYSIS/OPINION:
Washington Times
Tirana, Albania — The previous U.S. ambassador to Albania, Donald Lu, was
well known for pushing an agenda on the Albanian people, acting like a
czar, supporting the socialist government at the direction of George Soros,
in one of the most pro-American countries in the world. We... mehr »
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