This year, PriMed is making a stop in Egypt and Italy as part of the 2026 Mediterranean Youth Prize. This tour allows young people to discover and discuss the films selected in the Mediterranean Youth Prize category, while promoting dialogue between cultures.
In Egypt : Alexandria, Marsa Matrouh, Le Caire, Tanta, Mansoura, Port-Saïd, Fayoum, Luxor with the cooperation of CAF – Bibliotheca Alexandrina
During our stopover in Egypt, we had the opportunity to screen the selected documentaries. The screenings generated considerable interest among participants and partner institutions, leading to enriching discussions on contemporary issues. These exchanges fostered the sharing of ideas, sparked the viewers’ curiosity, and encouraged the development of critical thinking.
Thanks to the collaboration of the CAF (Centre d’Accueil et de Formation) at the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, teachers actively supported this initiative, demonstrating the importance placed on media literacy and the promotion of the Francophonie. The interest shown by participants and institutions underscores the relevance of this project and its role in cultural and educational dialogue. This experience encourages us to continue these awareness-raising, learning, and sharing activities. Below you will find the list of institutions that participated in this initiative.























Partners (in alphabetical order): Tanta Modern School, Future Languages Schools, Misr Language School, Oxford Language School, Family School, Smart International School, El Madinah Language School, Distinguished Martyr Ahmed Mowafi School, Glory School, French Official School, Al Hoda and Al Nour Private School, Al Zahraa Language School, Distinguished Talkha School, Distinguished Al Fardous Language School, Mansoura Modern Language School, Mansoura College Language School, Delta International Language School, Nile Egyptian International Schools, Nile International School, Luxor Girls’ Secondary School, Al Salam Private Language School, Oum Al Moemenin Girls’ Secondary School, Abo Bakr Al Seddik Official Language School, Preparatory and Secondary School Sports, Al Akbat Preparatory School for Boys, Luxor Military and Secondary School, Future International School, Armente Military and Secondary School for Boys, Al Horreya Language School, Khadiga Youssef High School for Girls, Nile International School, Al Tahrir Official School, Gamal Abdel Nasser Official School, Franciscan Private School, La Nouvelle Assiout Mixed High School, Franciscan Governmental School for Boys, Nasser Military School for Boys, Saint Anne School, Madinaty Integrated Language Schools, Concord International College, Rajac School, Saint Vincent de Paul El-Helmiah College, Saint Jeanne Antide School, Our Lady of Sion School, Girard School, Saint Marc School, Mother of God School, Saint Joseph School, National European High School, Saint Vincent Miami School, French High School, École Saint Jeanne Antide, École Notre Dame de Sion, École Girard, École Saint Marc, École Mère de Dieu, École Saint Joseph, École Lycée Européen National, École Saint Vincent Miami et l’École Lycée Français.
In Italy : Rome, Gênes, Turin, Milan, Palermo, Naploli, Barletta, Tempio Pausania with the cooperation of Rai
PriMed also makes a stop in Italy, where Rai, the Italian public broadcaster, plays a major role in distributing films and engaging young people. These Italian screenings broaden the festival’s reach and encourage dialogue between the two shores of the Mediterranean.
A highlight of PriMed with particularly engaged high school students. All the photos will be online soon.
By traveling through several countries, PriMed 2026 is once again establishing itself as a vital cultural bridge between the younger generations of the Mediterranean.