Zineb BENALLA, CEO, TICVE Building Peace

November 13, 2015
Speakers
Zineb Benalla
Experte internationale, Eirene Associates. Int.
Zineb Benalla est une experte internationale et consultante en CVE, PVE, CT et consolidation de la paix qui a passé de nombreuses années à travailler dans les points chauds de la VE au Maghreb, au Sahel et dans la région du lac Tchad. Elle a été consultante pour USAID /OTI et AECOM International Development à Bamako, Gao et Tombouctou dans le domaine de la consolidation de la paix, de la réconciliation et du CVE. Elle a travaillé avec la société civile, l'engagement communautaire et les décideurs politiques en menant des recherches et en mettant en oeuvre des projets. Avant cela, Mme Benalla a travaillé avec le Centre arabe sur la programmation de la lutte contre la radicalisation et la promotion des valeurs de la société civile au Moyen-Orient et en Afrique du Nord. Elle a ég ...

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