The ticking clock of the climate agenda

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In the framework of its annual EU meeting, the Israeli-European Policy Network (IEPN), in cooperation with the European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed), provides a suitable platform to analyse and debate the prospects and challenges of the relations between the EU and Israel to jointly advance the green and climate agenda in the region. The event will explore the financing opportunities for Israel under the framework of the Green Deal and the New Agenda for the Mediterranean, and how a closer collaboration with the EU can therefore contribute to the improvement of Israel’s climate governance. The meeting also debates the water-food-energy needs among neighboring countries in the region, as well as the conditions and opportunities under which Israel and the EU could further collaborate to ensure human security and sustainable development in face of multiple challenges. Finally, the seminar aims at assessing the cooperation opportunities at the political, research and innovation level between both parties to advance the joint green and digital transitions, while reflecting on models for replication in the region with other countries, considering the successful example of the Greentech Israeli cluster.

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