Economia i finances

Digital Economy Perspectives in the Mediterranean Region

The South Mediterranean is the first area in the world to experience a real revolution initiated, in part, by the spread of Information and Communication Technology (ICT).

The Role of Turkey in the New Middle Eastern Economic Architecture

The production diversification of the Turkish economy has gone hand in hand with a diversification of the provinces and cities in which this development has taken place.

Foro América del Sur-Países Árabes

El foro ASPA, iniciativa brasileña, pretende acercar América del Sur y Oriente Medio, en el marco de una política exterior que prioriza las relaciones Sur-Sur.

Relaciones económicas del Magreb con China e India

Los relatos y temores sobre el aumento de la presencia de las multinacionales chinas e indias en el Magreb parecen exagerados, al menos por el momento.

Brasil: una presencia que se confirma en el Mediterráneo

Brasil, sobre el trasfondo de su herencia socio-histórica, refuerza sus relaciones con África y el mundo árabe: 80 millones de brasileños tienen raíces africanas.

El desarrollo de la Femip, al servicio de la UpM

Hay que poner en práctica proyectos económicos ambiciosos, promover iniciativas que faciliten los intercambios y crear las estructuras institucionales precisas.

The Euro-Mediterranean Partnership. A Deeper Insight into the Economic and Financial Dimension

This report focus on an overview of the progress of the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership in the context of the implementation of the Lisbon Treaty, a « thematic dossier » on the economic cooperation and on the Euro-Mediterranean sectoral cooperation....

Means and Sectors for Euro-Mediterranean Integration

Regional integration is a demanding process. It requires eliminating, or at the very least significantly reducing, the transaction costs entailed in the physical, political and institutional barriers.

The Euro Zone: No Turning Back

The core of the euro crisis is not fiscal, though fiscal issues did bring the crisis to a head. At its heart, today’s problem stems from misalignments in Europe’s economic structure.

A Deeper Free Trade Area and Its Potential Economic Impact

Since 1976, the policies of the EU towards the countries of the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership evolved from giving unilateral trade preferences to greater financial aid, commercial reciprocity and non-economic aspects.

The Free Trade Area as an Engine of Mediterranean Integration: The Case of the Agadir Countries’ Association Agreements with the European Union

South-South Regional Integration Processes: Regionalism under Multiple Forms

Almost all developing countries are engaged in processes of regional integration whose forms range from sectoral cooperation to political unions with transfer of sovereignty.