Yes, artists from the Arab region living in Europe can apply as a group regardless of the nationality of their partners in the work team. Ettijahat encourages collaborations with European artists, but the applicant must reside in Europe and play a pivotal role in the project.
No, the jury panel will read only one application per applicant.
The programme supports performing arts projects in various European countries, including Spain, Estonia, Scotland, Albania, Germany, Andorra, England, Ukraine, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Belgium, Bulgaria, Portugal, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Poland, Belarus, Montenegro, Czech Republic, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Sweden, Serbia, France, Finland, Cyprus, Croatia, Latvia, Luxembourg, Lithuania, Liechtenstein, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, North Macedonia, Norway, Austria, Hungary, Netherlands, Wales, and Greece.
Applications can be submitted in either Arabic or English, and supporting files can be in any language.
Yes, provided the project owner submits documents indicating the ability to secure half of the budget before applying or provides a financing plan explaining how to secure the rest of the budget.
Yes.
Those currently receiving support from other Ettijahat programmes are not eligible to apply. However, previous recipients who closed their grants before the beginning of 2024 can apply.
Applications are open to all age groups.
No, the Rawabet programme is dedicated to artists who moved to Europe after 2015, reside there, are active, and produce their artistic works in Europe with official residency in one of its countries.
Applications are open to artists hailing from all countries of the Arab region who have moved to Europe since 2015. Priority is given to artists from Syria, Palestine, Lebanon, Iraq, Jordan, Egypt, Yemen, Sudan, and Libya.
Ettijahat – Independent Culture strives in its work to be in constant exchange with the needs of the Syrian arts and culture sector, its diaspora, and beyond with the Arab Levant region. This is done through support and empowerment frameworks that meet these different needs and improve the interaction of this sector with public life. Ettijahat periodically publishes open calls for the organisation’s different areas of work, targeting individuals, groups and artistic entities and institutions. We treat the data of all applicants with great care and ensure confidentiality and privacy.
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