Tag: New Europeans
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“The first way to look at migrant entrepreneurs is to look at them as entrepreneurs”, interview with Flemish MEP Sander Loones
UNITEE had the chance to interview the Flemish MEP Sander Loones on the subject of migrant entrepreneurship
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Opening French Cuisine to the Muslim Community.
This month, UNITEE interviewed « L’Ecole de Cuisine Halal », a cooking school, in Paris, that specialises in French gastronomic food done in a Halal way.
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“Having a multicultural environment leads to a more innovative society” – Interview with MEP Marju Lauristin
UNITEE interviewed the Estonian MEP from the S&D Group on her views on migrant integration and diversity in Europe.
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Brothers in Business: New Europeans David and Simon Reuben
Many people often say family and business do not mix. But not for New European billionaire brothers’ David and Simon Reuben.
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Crossroad of Europe and Belgian Melting Pot
Brussels is often nicknamed as the ‘European crossroad’. But does it really deserve it? UNITEE discussed the issue of migrant inclusion and diversity with Mohamed Ouriaghli, alderman at the City of Brussels.
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The Big 5: Five popular New Europeans of 2014
It is International Migrants Day! UNITEE jots down five of the most popular New Europeans in Europe this year, in the field of politics, business, arts and literature, entertainment, and sports.
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“The worst sin in life is to have a talent and not use it” – Interview with MEP Martina Dlabajová
On entrepreneurship, tackling unemployment and skills-matching. Interview with Martina Dlabajová, Czech MEP.
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“New markets and new talents – these are the assets of diversity within Europe.” Interview with MEP Jean Lambert
Jean Lambert, MEP for 15 years, on New Europeans and sustainable development.
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Fishing in Dangerous and Unfamiliar Waters: New Europeans and the Internationalisation of SMEs
New European entrepreneurs are like fishermen. Their specialty? Fishing in dangerous and unfamiliar waters of international business and trade.
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A Realistic Utopia
The creation of the EU was based upon a realistic utopia, a European Dream that today is no more to be seen. But is the dream dead? Can it be revived?