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Environmental Cooperation in the Mediterraneanthe Long Distance from Words to Deeds

States and EU institutions have been eager to talk about the protection of the Mediterranean Sea. This resonates with the perception captured by the Survey that de-polluting the Mediterranean is an important objective for the region.

Presentation – The Euro-Mediterranean Partnership / Union for the Mediterranean and its Economic and Financial Dimension

Introduction – The Euro-Mediterranean Partnership / Union for the Mediterranean and its Economic and Financial Dimension

After the “Arab spring”: Is it Time for the Euro-Mediterranean Order To Be Rethought?

The institutional asymmetry that exists between the European Union and its southern neighbours has been frequently underlined and discussed. Today other asymmetries of a strictly political nature are becoming impossible to deny.

Euro-Mediterranean Financial Cooperation: What Future?

Rationalisation of initiatives, objectives and means of regional cooperation seem necessary. In line with respondents’ perceived need to reinforce regional cooperation through ambitious development projects.

Liberalisation of Agriculture Trade and Food Security Cooperation

Certain evident geopolitical issues have been left on the sidelines in the Euro- Mediterranean debate since 1995. This is the case of agricultural exchange, life in rural areas and food security.

The Euro-Mediterranean Cooperation in the Water Sector: Assessment of Progress and Emerging Perspectives

Today the great global challenges, such as environmental change or the depletion of natural resources, are turning into strategic issues and influencing international peace and security.

The UfM: A Union of Projects… but Which Projects?

There is a sense that all projects are based on a convergence of interests. But what about the convergence of values?

Economic Integration in the Euro-Mediterranean: Selected Issues

Free Trade Agreements that focus solely on the reduction of tariffs foster trade integration, but leave outside of the negotiation many factors that inhibit trade.

Transition in the Southern Mediterranean: An Opportunity for Improved Cooperation Between the Two Shores?

Many political leaders shut their eyes to the nature of existing regimes as long as they brought stability. Economists and donors relied on economic growth, overlooking the fact that it was associated with a growth of inequality.