DHEU" is an abbreviation for "Dar Al-Hadith Al-Europia

We intentionally used "Dar Al-Hadith" in its original sense to denote a center of education or educational institution. The secret behind its use is to serve as a symbol of the institution's commitment to transferring knowledge, culture, and education across cultures and communities. It reflects the desire to convey the message carried by the institution, as well as ensuring its identity. It also contributes to enhancing its uniqueness and distinctiveness in the field in which it operates.

 The DHEU Foundation aims to:

Promote education: Through scientific seminars, courses, and private lessons, the DHEU Foundation provides educational opportunities for students and adults, enabling them to develop and strengthen their knowledge and skills.

Support the integration of immigrants and refugees: The foundation offers specific support to immigrants and refugees to assist them in their integration process into society, helping them feel at home and fully participate in society.

Promote cultural exchange: By collaborating with various institutions and organizing events and activities, the DHEU Foundation helps strengthen the ties between Arab and European cultures, leading to greater cultural diversity.

The purpose of the DHEU Foundation is to make a positive contribution to society through education, integration support, and cultural exchange.

• The organization operates at the European level through several activities and initiatives aimed at achieving its goals and making a positive impact on European communities. This includes organizing scientific seminars to exchange knowledge and experiences, providing educational courses targeting the European audience, and promoting the concept of European citizenship.

• Currently, the organization communicates through various means, including the internet using e-learning platforms such as Zoom. Additionally, it organizes scientific and educational seminars and courses in different European cities, enabling direct communication with participants and interested individuals.

• The institution may generate its revenues from multiple sources, including:
• Donations: The institution receives financial donations from individuals, companies, private institutions, and public entities.
• Membership fees: The institution operates on a membership model where fees are paid by its members.
• Courses and Events: The institution organizes paid events, courses, and activities such as workshops and concerts, through which it generates financial revenue. This is not for profit purposes but rather to cover expenses.