- 10 years of existence, launched in 2000 by international radio chanel SNRT and France bleu Frequenza Mora in Corsica,

- Kantara radio show received the Anna Lindh foundation prize for dialogue between cultures.

- Kantara, a weekly show that deals with society, culture and economic topics.

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- On one side the voice of journalist Hanane Laimani in Rabat and on the other side the voice of her colleague Petru Marie in Corsica.

- This is Kantara show, a bridge between the two banks of Mediterranean sea, it opens a debate around common topics,

- a merger that brought the show the Anna Lindh prize rewarding intercultural dialogue.

- It has always been a great adventure, and finally, after 11 years, I'm attached to this show,

- because I have the feeling it does my fellow citizens a favour, be them here or there,

- in making known Corsica, making known Moroccans, and if today Kantara received the Anna Lindh prize,

- it is because indeed it proved that dialogue between cultures was possible.

- Kantara is led by the fight against intolerance. The show opened itself on the other to make it better known.

- It was a very convivial moment but at the same time I've been lucky to participate in a very militant show.

- Kantara puts up resistance, we have to tell it, it campaigns for the merging of the two banks of the Mediterranean sea.

- Official declarations talk a lot about the Mediterranean area and I had this strong feeling today,

- from studio 6 of Inter chanel, that Kantara was giving body and content to such a merge.

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- Kantara evolves, but through continuity. New partners from other countries will play their part.

- We met the Egyptians, Algerians, Tunisians, that joined us, so Kantara family gets bigger.

- We are supposed to have 2 additional partners in January 2011, Jordan and Spain, if everything goes right,

- so we will be really in the whole Mediterranean area.

- The choice of presenting Kantara in duplex with Morocco and Corsica is not a random one. 90% of Corsican migrants are from Morocco.

- The show is aimed at them and allows them to talk about their issues. A way for those migrants to keep in touch with Morocco.