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YES Alumni Chapter Updates
Tunisia
'03 alumni Nadhem Dhidah and Mohamed Najahi welcomed
the returning '04 alumni in June and helped to lead a re-entry meeting.
The group, which is now seventeen-strong, discussed future projects
and activities. Nadhem is leading an effort to develop a website
to keep the group in touch and to help with coordinating as the
alumni are spread throughout the country.
Mohamed, Nadhem, Sirine Ghamour '04, Nidhal
Krarit '04, Nadia Amraoui '04 and Marwen Mechergui '04 helped to
send off the departing '05 YES students by participating in the
pre-departure orientation in July.
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The YES Alumni Newsletter for the Near East
and Pakistan is produced by AMIDEAST. The YES scholarship program
is funded by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Cultural
and Educational Affairs and administered by several organizations.
AMIDEAST is part of a consortium that includes AYUSA International,
ASSE, ASPECT Foundation, CIEE, iEARN, Nacel Open Door, PIE, and
Sister Cities International.
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