23/05/2012 |
Venice -Milan-Rome
Press release
The International Network of Oasis in Tunis: from within the Arab transition, to also understand better the West
On Monday 18, and Tuesday, 19 June, the International Committee of the Oasis Foundation (www.fondazioneoasis.org) will meet again, this time in Tunis, on the theme of “Religion in a society in transition. How Tunisia challenges the West.”
After the encounter last June in Venice, where we discussed the social, religious and cultural issues arising from the popular uprisings which have taken place in the Middle Eastern and North African countries, this year Oasis’s International network will study the “Tunisian case”, the debate on the new Constitution and the ferments within civil society, so as to understand from within the events and factors which are changing the face of some countries in North Africa, and to grasp to what extent and how these factors concern the West as well.
Christian and Muslim experts from all over the world will participate in these working sessions.
The International meeting in Tunis will be the ninth encounter of Oasis’s Scientific Committee, a reality founded in 2004 by Cardinal Angelo Scola, the then Patriarch of Venice. This follows meetings in Venice (2011), Beirut (2010), Venice (2009), Amman (2008), Venice (2007), Cairo (2006), and Venice (2005 & 2004).
Monday June 18th 2012
9.00-9.10 Welcoming greeting – Dr. Martino Diez
9.10-9.30 Oser toute l’ampleur de l’horizon. Une nouvelle phase pour Oasis, Cardinal Angelo Scola, Archbishop of Milan, President of the International Oasis Foundation
9.30-9.50 La Constitution et la révolution, Prof. Yadh Ben Achour
9.50-10.10 Qu’est-ce qu’un État musulman? L’État et l’Islam après la révolution tunisienne, Prof. Malika Zeghal
Debate 10.10-10.45
Cofee Break 10.45-11.15
11.15-11.35 Le discours religieux dans l’espace public, Prof. Ajmi Lourimi
11.35-11.55 Qu’est-ce qu’un parti à référence religieuse ?, Prof. Riadh Chaibi
11.55-12.15 L’économie tunisienne après la révolution : quelles perspectives d’avenir ? Prof. Ridha Chkoundali
Debate 12.15-13.00
Lunch 13.00
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15.00-15.20 L’Islam et le pluralisme sont-ils conciliables ?, Prof. Abdelmajid Charfi
15.20-15.40 Islam et transition démocratique dans une Tunisie postrévolutionnaire, Prof. Mousaddak Jlidi
15.40-16.00 Dialogue entre laïcs et islamistes d’après l’expérience du collectif du 18 Octobre, Lotfi Hajji
Debate 16.00-16.30
Cofee Break 16.30-16.50
16.50-17.10 Individu et communauté : la dimension sociale de la liberté, Prof. Abderrazek Sayadi
17.10-17.30 D’Amman à Tunis et retour: un chrétien arabe face au changement, H.E. Mgr. Maroun Lahham, patriarchal vicar of Latins in Jordany and Archbishop of Tunis for 7 years
Debate 17.30-17.50
Conclusions 17.50-18.00
Tuesday 19th June
9.00-9.20 Du cas concret aux répercussions globales. La Tunisie et ses voisins, Prof. Olivier Roy
Interventions
and debate
will follow
three
tracks
.
Priority will be given
to the texts
come
in
advance to the secretariat
:
1. De la Tunisie aux Pays arabes voisins, 9.20-10.45
(Spokesman from: Algeria, Egypt, United Arabs Emirates, Jordan, Kuwait, Liban, Libya, Marocco)
Cofee Break 10.45-11.15
2. De la Tunisie aux Pays arabes voisins (following) et Les effets des révolutions arabes sur les pays musulmans non–arabes, 11.15-13.00
(Spokesman from: Bosnia
-
Herzegovina
, Indonesia, Pakistan, Turkey)
Lunch 13.00
3. Comment la Tunisie interpelle l’Occident, 14.45-16.45
(Spokesman from : Germany, Spain, France, Italy)
Cofee Break 16.45-17.00
17.00-17.20 Presentation of the activities
and prospects
of the Foundation, Maria Laura Conte et Martino Diez
17.20-18.00 Debate (Comité de rédaction)
18.00-18.30 Conclusions
For further information and press accreditation:
oasis@fondazioneoasis.org; tel. + 39 041 5312100
mlconte@fondazioneoasis.org , +39 347 158922
To know more about the Oasis Foundation and its publications:
www.oasiscenter.eu/en/about-us-en
