This Policy Study by IEMed and CETMO aims at giving response to the challenges posed by climate change in the region and how the transport sector can counter it and adapt to it through digitalisation, the transformation and connection of transport wi...
El crecimiento de los mercados de gas existentes (Argelia), nuevos (Túnez) y futuros (Marruecos) depende de los operadores públicos históricos y del Estado.
Se prevé que la demanda energética en los países del Mediterráneo aumente un 120%, como consecuencia del crecimiento demográfico y económico.
Dada su dependencia del petróleo y gas, EE UU quiere ampliar la cooperación energética con los productores del Golfo Pérsico, Rusia, Latinoamérica y África.
Argelia: la nueva ley de hidrocarburos que restringe laparticipación extranjera y la alianza con la rusa Gazprom son motivo de preocupación para las empresas europeas.
Argelia y Marruecos están entre los nueve mercados prioritarios elegidos por la administración española para impulsar la expansión internacional de sus empresas.
La exploración petrolífera y gasística debe ser una prioridad para los países magrebíes, apoyada por una política de revalorización de los hidrocarburos.
The ongoing debate in Spain about the National Hydrological Plan (NHP) has accelerated the crisis of the structuralist model, which has been the ruling model since the beginning of the twentieth century.
Mediterranean countries’ involvement in the MDGs is extensive and varied. National MDG reports (NMDGRs) have been published in 13 Mediterranean countries, four of them in 2005.
The Southeastern Anatolia Project (GAP, in Turkish acronym) is a regional development project aimed at full-fledged socio-economic development of the Upper Mesopotamia.
On the 16th February 2005 the Kyoto Protocol came into effect, after seven years of finalizing negotiations and thirteen years after adopting the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Rio de Janeiro.
The Arab countries have demonstrated progress in many of the MDGs. However, progress varies, across the sub-regions, at the country level, and from goal to goal.
On November 25th, 2005, the city of Barcelona organised a "Conference of Euro-Mediterranean Cities" within the framework of the tenth anniversary of the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership.
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