The success of the New Pact will depend on its capacity to turn consultation into genuine partnership, to balance ambition with realism and to show it has learned from past experience.
This Med Dialogues 2030 session will delve into a range of adaptation strategies tailored specifically for Mediterranean agriculture and aimed at building resilience and ensuring the continuity in agricultural production.
The EuroMeSCo network deals with the implications of the discussion around a more "geopolitical" EU in relation to the MENA region.
The EuroMeSCo Business Platform 2023 offers a unique opportunity to bring together economic stakeholders, policy makers and think tankers to discuss various aspects related to the Mediterranean dimension of the Global Gateway, a flagship of EU’s gl...
The Euromed Young Researchers 2023 Forum aims at exploring new types of conflicts in the Euro-Mediterranean region and the innovative approaches that young people can bring to conflict resolution.
This Med Dialogues 2030 session explores the different approaches adopted to adapt to such a challenge based on case studies, highlighting the advantages and challenges in their implementation across the Mediterranean Basin.
Opening session of the Med Dialogues 2030 series 3rd edition that aims at exploring climate adaptation needs in the Mediterranean
Debate "The Mediterranean, an opportunity for Europe" on the occasion of the presentation in Madrid of the publication afkar / ideas nº 69
To debate and reflect on the situation of the country and the determining role of its actors in a path of transformation that is so necessary, the IEMed and the CIDOB organized a meeting with Michel Moawad, Lebanese deputy and founder of the Movement...
New edition of the Barcelona Summer School of the Mediterranean and the Middle East, a joint initiative of IBEI and Blanquerna University with the collaboration of the IEMed.
Under the slogan "Transforming the Mediterranean", MedCat Days 2023 provides a space for reflexion, debate, workshops of actors, Euro-Mediterranean initiatives and projects, as well as institutional meetings.
Lecture by Edward Wastnidge, Senior Lecturer in The Open University's Department of Politics and International Studies, moderated by Olivia Glombitza, Lecturer at the UAB
Seminar organized by the AECID and the IEMed on the challenges of cooperation to development in the Mediterranean
