INTERCULTURAL EXCHANGES AND DIALOGUES

Intercultural dialogues and exchanges are among the integral part of ASPnet projects. These cultural dialogues and exchange help the students to deepen understand cultures of other parts of the world and hence help them to develop the culture of living together in peace despite the cultural differences. UNESCO believe that, despite the fact that people are different but there are common things which all human being on earth share and those it is upon people themselves to find out what they share in common in order to foster relationship of International community. In this sense UNESCO strive to establish different cultural projects for the students aiming to sustain the intercultural dialogue and exchange so as to realize the International Understanding.

In Tanzania Intercultural dialogues and exchanges have been fostered through the twinning projects which tend to establish strong bonds between two schools from different countries. Among the schools which have had their sister school in abroad are Kiluvya, Jangwani, Mtakuja, and Benjamini secondary schools. These schools have established partnership with other schools in Europe. For example Kiluvya secondary school in Tanzania has friendship with Helene Lange gymnasium secondary school in Hamburg German. Also Mtakuja has got partnership with a certain school in Finland. The UNESCO National Commission of the united republic of Tanzania hereby invite other schools around the globe to establish partnership with some schools in Tanzania, the door is open most welcome.

Photos of Exchange programmes and Intercultural dialogue.

  The German Exchange students together with ASPnet  students at Kiluvya secondary school

The former chairperson of Kiluvya secondary ASPnet Erick Nyoni at the middle presenting the topic of cultural aspects and values of Tanzania during the oversee visit of the sister school of Kiluvya secondary school, Helene Lange gymnasium secondary school from German.