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The Al-Kawakibi Democracy Transition Center (KADEM) was officially founded in Amman, Jordan on 15 June 2006 following the first meeting of the center's Board of Trustees under the chairmanship of the Prince Hassan Ibn Talal. Al-Kawakibi Center was established after two years of consideration and deliberation, with the contribution of a large number of experts and democracy advocates from the Arab region and also from Europe and the US, supported by a grant from the Middle East Partnership Initiative of the United States State department.
Al-Kawakibi Center is a technical non-governmental regional organization, specialized in transferring knowledge, sharing experiences and building capacities in the field of democratic transition. The center was founded on the principle of partnership between organizations and experts in the Arab region and the Middle East.
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