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Worldwide Week of Italian Cuisine begins on 13 Nov. - Vimarsana News

Worldwide Week of Italian Cuisine begins on 13 Nov.

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Worldwide Week of Italian Cuisine begins on Nov 13th - Adaderana Biz English - Vimarsana News

Worldwide Week of Italian Cuisine begins on Nov 13th - Adaderana Biz English

8th edition of WWIC promotes Italian food, wine tradition of Italy 3 featured chefs from Italy plus special menus and dishes for food festival Celebration of Italian food at 3 five-star hotels, 4 Italian restaurants ‘At the table with Italian cuisine: well-being with taste’ is the theme at the 8th edition of the Worldwide Week...

Experience the world at Harvard - Vimarsana News

Experience the world at Harvard

At any given time of year, Harvard is home to lectures, seminars, and exhibits on topics of immense global importance — from public health to the climate ...

Harvard's Center for Middle Eastern Studies extends commitment to its Tunisia Office for six years - Vimarsana News

Harvard's Center for Middle Eastern Studies extends commitment to its Tunisia Office for six years

Content provided by Last updated: 27/01 - 08:10 Harvard’s Center for Middle Eastern Studies (CMES) announced today that it will continue to provide a wide range of research opportunities and programming through its Tunisia Office for a further six years, supported by a $2 million gift from Harvard alumnus Hazem Ben-Gacem ’92. The office, which opened its doors in Tunis in January 2017 with the support of an initial gift from Ben-Gacem (https://bit.ly/2YkSZ1g), provides students and scholars with a bridge to renowned Tuni...

Harvard's Center for Middle Eastern Studies extends commitment to Tunisia office – Harvard Gazette - Vimarsana News

Harvard's Center for Middle Eastern Studies extends commitment to Tunisia office – Harvard Gazette

Harvard’s Center for Middle Eastern Studies (CMES) announced today that it will continue to provide a wide range of research opportunities and programming through its Tunisia Office for a further six years, supported by a $2 million gift from Harvard alumnus Hazem Ben-Gacem ’92. The office, which opened its doors in Tunis in January 2017 with the support of an initial gift from Ben-Gacem, provides students and scholars with a bridge to renowned Tunisian archival facilities, serves as an incubator for analysis of the evolving social, cultural, legal, and political movements in the region, ...