US EditionEU unveils new Mediterranean Pact to reshape ties with southern countries
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The inclusion of these students is part of the Pact for the Mediterranean, presented this Thursday 16 October by Ursula von der Leyen. It would also help universities in the region to develop joint degrees and programmes with their European counterparts.
EU Launches “New Pact for the Mediterranean” to Redefine Regional Ties and Shared Growth | The Middle East Observer
The European Commission has unveiled a sweeping new initiative titled the “Pact for the Mediterranean,” a comprehensive framework designed to renew and deepen relations between the European Union and its ten Southern Neighbourhood partners — Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Tunisia, and Syria — with potential participation from Gulf countries, Turkey, Mauritania, […]
EU unveils new Mediterranean Pact to reshape ties with southern countries
The European Commission has announced a sweeping new initiative to redefine its relationship with key partners in the Mediterranean, unveiling on Thursday a “Pact for the Mediterranean” designed to foster deeper integration and shared responsibility across the region. The strategy, presented in Brussels, focuses on long-term collaboration in sectors ranging from trade and migration to energy transition, digitalisation, and education. Ten countri…
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