This seminar included an impressive array of foreign policy and media voices from one of the European Union’s foremost member states. Participants expanded their understanding of Israel’s strategic environment, as well as Israeli history and contemporary society. Apart from discussions on Israeli-German political and economic cooperation, the agenda included programs on coexistence between Israel’s various ethnic groups and the country’s relationship with its regional neighbors.
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Project Interchange: Connecting Leaders Worldwide with Israel
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Project Interchange, a non-profit institute of the American Jewish Committee, develops and conducts educational seminars in Israel for current and emerging United States and international leaders.
Founded in 1982, Project Interchange has brought over 5,000 influential figures to Israel from more than 60 countries, offering them broad exposure to the complex issues facing Israel today.
Project Interchange relies on donors who support its unique purpose and the measurable results its programs yield.
The impact of a Project Interchange seminar continues long after leaders return home, as they participate in alumni programs; put their new networks, ideas, and understanding of Israel to work; and go on to shape public opinion and policy.