The Projecting British Muslims programme is a series of high profile visits by British Muslims to the Muslim World. The aim is to showcase the integral role British Muslims play in all levels of British Society. The programme undermines a key part of the extremist narrative that the UK and the West is engaged in a ‘War against Islam’. The programme is co-ordinated by the Foreign & Commonwealth Office.
> Background to the Projecting British Muslims programme.
You R Us - Projecting British Muslims in Algeria and Morocco
This video shows a delegation in action during a visit to North Africa in February 2009
Information about the programme
We have sponsored over 30 delegations since 2005 involving more than 80 delegates. There were 11 visits in 2008 to 13 countries, including Pakistan, Sudan, Bangladesh, Somaliland, Turkey, Egypt, Indonesia and Afghanistan.
> Information about previous Projecting British Muslims delegations.
Latest Visit
A group of British Muslims visited Morocco and Algeria between 7 and 13 February 2009. The visit was an opportunity for British Muslims and their counterparts in challenged misconceptions about Muslims in the UK, their integral role in British society and their engagement on key issues, including violent extremism. The delegation also aims built lasting partnerships between British Muslims and their North African counterparts.
>Further information, blogs, videos and photos about the visit to Algeria and Morocco.
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