Chairman of the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress (EAJC) General Council Josef Zisels has come to Chernovtsy with a working visit, where he met with representatives of the community council and leading sponsors of the Museum of History and Culture of Bukovina Jewry.

On  April 13, 2011, two books from the ''Congress Library'' series were presented in Jerusalem. Israel Palhan, one of the most noticeable otkazniks-Hebrew teachers, presented a book of memoirts written by his mother, Leah Trahtman-Palhan, titled ''Memories: From Little Tel-Aviv to Moscow.''

The leadership of the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress (EAJC) has sent salutations to Richard Stone for his being appointed as Chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations. Richard Stone will be replacing Alan Solow on this post.

Euro-Asian Jewish Congress (EAJC) made a statement in connection with the terrorist attack in the Minsk metro station

The President of the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress (EAJC) has spoken at the concluding section of the ILR (International Leadership Reunion) forum in Washington.

Euro-Asian Jewish Congress (EAJC) representative Evgenia Mihaleva (Russia), EAJC General Council member Irina Scherban (Russia) and Jemal Ajiashvili (Georgia) have taken part in the European Council of Jewish Communities (ECJC) General Assembly on education and youth programs, which has taken place is Paris.

A representative delegation of the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress, headed by the EAJC President Alexander Machkevitch and Vice-President Merab Elashvili participates in ILR (International Leadership Reunion) forum in Washington

On the 4th of April, a working meeting between the European Commission Against Racism and Intolerance delegation and representatives of the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress took place in the Kyiv office of the Council of Europe.

A book by Semen Belman, Editor's Column, has been presented at the Chernigov M. Kotsybinski Museum-Reserve. The presentation was part of the 7th Sholom-Aleichem City Festival of Jewish Culture, and took place on March 29.