WJC Regional Reports 2011 - World Jewish Congress
WJC Regional Reports 2011 - World Jewish Congress
WJC Regional Reports 2011 - World Jewish Congress
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EAJC Report<br />
<strong>2011</strong><br />
10.01.<strong>2011</strong> EAJC Rabbi Council Secretary General to Lead Dialogue with Eastern Churches<br />
Pinkhas Goldschmidt, member of the Euro-Asian <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Congress</strong> (EAJC), the Head of the<br />
Rabbinical Council and the Chief Rabbi of Moscow was nominated as the <strong>World</strong> <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Congress</strong><br />
(<strong>WJC</strong>) representative in relations with the Eastern Christian churches.<br />
12.01.<strong>2011</strong> EAJC President Becomes Academician<br />
Alexander Machkevitch, the President of the Euro-Asian <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Congress</strong>, Doctor of Philosophy has<br />
been elected a full member of the Russian Academy of Social Sciences (RASS). This was announced<br />
by Gennadiy Osipov, the President of the Academy, a full member of the Russian Academy of<br />
Sciences (RAS) at a joint assembly of the RASS and the Academic Board of the RAS Institute of<br />
Socio-Political Research, which took place in the President Hall of the main RAS building in Moscow.<br />
16.01.<strong>2011</strong> Alexander Machkevitch Creates Support Fund for Social Research<br />
Alexander Machkevitch, the President of the Euro-Asian <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Congress</strong> (EAJC) and<br />
representatives of the Russian Academy of Sciences agreed to create a Social Research Support<br />
Fund. The Fund shall instigate an international prize to mark the main achievements in social and<br />
political sciences. Another task of the fund will be the support of talented young scholars and their<br />
promising research projects with grants.<br />
23.01.<strong>2011</strong> EAJC President Visits Moldova<br />
Alexander Machkevitch, the EAJC President made a working visit to Chisinau. The EAJC leader met<br />
with Marian Lupu, the Acting President of the Republic of Moldova, Parliament Chairman and<br />
Vladimir Plahotniuc, the First Vice Speaker of Parliament. The parties discussed the general<br />
situation in the republic, the conclusion of the recent parliamentary elections and the <strong>Jewish</strong> life in<br />
Moldova.<br />
03.02.<strong>2011</strong> XVIII International <strong>Jewish</strong> Studies Conference in Moscow<br />
The XVIII International <strong>Jewish</strong> Studies Conference took place in Moscow on February 1-3, with the<br />
support of the Euro-Asian <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Congress</strong> (EAJC). It is one of the central academic events of the<br />
year in post-Soviet <strong>Jewish</strong> Studies. This conference yearly gathers hundreds of scholars from<br />
Russia, CIS countries, the Baltic countries, USA, and Israel.<br />
05.02.<strong>2011</strong> EAJC President Greets the European Friends of Israel in Jerusalem<br />
On February 5, Alexander Machkevitch, the President of the Euro-Asian <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Congress</strong> (EAJC)<br />
spoke at the opening ceremony of the 2nd Policy Conference of the European Friends of Israel,<br />
which gathered around 500 European Parliament members, as well as representatives from the<br />
respective parliaments of most European countries.<br />
06.02.<strong>2011</strong> EAJC Delegation Partitipates in Herzliya Conference Opening<br />
A representative deleation of the Euro-Asian <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Congress</strong> (EAJC) participated in the opening<br />
ceremony of the 11th Annual Hezliya Conference dedicated to Israel's national security. The<br />
Herzliya forum is the most representative platform for an informal discussion of strategic questions<br />
pertaining to the present and future of the <strong>Jewish</strong> state, widely known as the "<strong>Jewish</strong> Davos."<br />
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