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La Journée de la Méditerranée est l’occasion, chaque année, de promouvoir les échanges interculturels, de célébrer la coopération, d'embrasser la diversité et de renforcer nos liens entre les deux rives. Nous célébrons notre identité partagée, notre patrimoine commun et notre amour pour la Méditerranée.

Cette journée, c’est aussi un rappel que nos similitudes surpassent largement nos différences et que nous partageons une identité commune méditerranéenne.

Notre Méditerranée possède non seulement un patrimoine inégalé en matière de traditions et de sites culturels, mais elle représente également un haut lieu de la biodiversité et géodiversité, abritant une multitude d’habitats et d’espèces uniques.  

Fêter  la Méditerranée revient donc à  célébrer la vie dans toute son amplitude. Cette mer ancienne autour de laquelle nous vivons a donné au monde ses plus grandes civilisations, ses premières académies et universités, ses premiers dramaturges et philosophes et ses routes commerciales les plus célèbres. 

La Journée de la Méditerranée vise à créer une occasion unique, chaque année, de donner de la visibilité aux histoires positives de coopération dans la région. Elle rappelle également que nous partageons tous une identité méditerranéenne commune, la dimension culturelle étant une composante importante de ce que nous sommes et d’où nous venons. 

C’est aussi l’occasion de lancer des projets et créer des initiatives, d’organiser des événements, des tables rondes, des expositions et des festivals dans toute la région, afin de renforcer les liens entre nos rives, de promouvoir les échanges interculturels et d’embrasser la diversité. 

Que puis-je faire ?

Chacun a un rôle à jouer. Que vous soyez une organisation travaillant dans le domaine de la coopération, une administration publique, une entité privée ou un citoyen amoureux de la Méditerranée, vous pouvez faire partie du mouvement ! 

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Visit our website to know more about the UfM: http://ufmsecretariat.org/ And don’t forget to follow us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ufmsecretariat Twitter: https://twitter.com/UfMSecretariat LinkedIn: https://es.linkedin.com/company/union-for-the-mediterranean Lightbox link for post with description Visit our website to know more about the UfM:...

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The 5th edition of the Mediterranean Water Forum, co-organised by the Union for the Mediterranean, the Institut Méditerranéen de l’Eau, and the World Water Council in coordination with the Republic of Tunisia, took place this week in Tunis with the aim of unifying Mediterranean voices ahead of the 10th World Water Forum in Bali this May. Months after the kick off meeting in València, stakeholders converged to address a wide range of challenges and highlight best practices in a region heavily impacted by water scarcity and climate change. Around 400 participants from across the Mediterranean region, including government officials as well as those from the private sector, academics and civil society organisations, took part in the forum. With ‘Together for Shared Water Sobriety’ as the motto, attendees discussed the connections between water and human dimensions as well as productive systems. The event also served to raise political awareness of the need to support of water as a human right, with the newly drafted Tunis Declaration describing it as essential to climate change adaptation and resilience in alignment with the UfM Water Agenda. UfM Deputy Secretary General Almotaz Abadi drew attention to the importance of ensuring equitable access to water, which is defined by the United Nations as a fundamental right. He stressed that the UfM, driven by its mission of regional cooperation, is committed to participating in joint initiatives fostering projects, recommendations, and policies that improve water management. His speech underscored the significance of leading the change towards a more sustainable future while also highlighting the pivotal role of the private sector in securing financial resources and investment. “Digital transformation and digital technologies are considered levers for paradigm shift and increased transparency in the water sector, as they will play a major role in supporting production and consumption methods towards effective, smart and sustainable water management,” said Abdelmonaam Belaati, the Minister of Agriculture, Water Resources and Fisheries of Tunisia. “The time has truly come to accelerate the implementation of programs to combat climate change on the ground, within the framework of practical and tangible Mediterranean cooperation.” The time has truly come to accelerate the implementation of programs to combat climate change on the ground, within the framework of practical and tangible Mediterranean cooperation. The 2nd Regional Roundtable on Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystems Nexus in the Mediterranean was held within the framework of the Mediterranean Water Forum. The draft WEFE Nexus Strategy in the Mediterranean Source to Sea continuum was presented building on talks initiated months prior in Rabat. There was also a side event in which gender dynamics within the context of the WEFE Nexus in the Mediterranean were discussed to bolster the role of women in sustainable water resource management. Visit our website to know more about the UfM: http://ufmsecretariat.org/ And don’t forget to follow us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ufmsecretariat Twitter: https://twitter.com/UfMSecretariat LinkedIn: https://es.linkedin.com/company/union-for-the-mediterranean Lightbox link for post with description The 5th edition of the Mediterranean Water Forum,...

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Visit our website to know more about the UfM: http://ufmsecretariat.org/ In English: https://youtube.com/live/KASp689r9-E En français: https://youtube.com/live/uMvPMFkmTFc En Arabe: https://youtube.com/live/ziTzsker9Zw VIDEO ES https://youtube.com/live/-AA4qQlfSLs And don’t forget to follow us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ufmsecretariat Twitter: https://twitter.com/UfMSecretariat LinkedIn: https://es.linkedin.com/company/union-for-the-mediterranean Lightbox link for post with description Visit our website to know more about the UfM:...

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The fourth edition of the EU-UfM-African Development Bank Conference on Water Finance and Investments took place on 30 and 31 October as part of the Cairo Water Week. Water security is of utmost importance to the Euro-Mediterranean region and Africa: access to clean water, sustainable management, and the ability to combat droughts, floods, and water pollution are essential to their overall wellbeing and socioeconomic prosperity. These challenges were highlighted from a financial perspective at this event within the broader context of the interdependencies binding water to energy, food, and environmental sustainability — the WEFE nexus. This year the Union for the Mediterranean and the European Union joined forces with the African Development Bank for the first time ever to organise the Conference on Water Finance and Investments in partnership with the Egyptian Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation and with support from the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency. Close to 40 speakers, including government representatives from Albania, Egypt, France, Jordan, Malta, Morocco, Sweden and Türkiye, took part in the conference, as did the Minister of Water and Irrigation of Egypt, the Secretary General of the Jordanian Ministry of Water, the Director General of Water of Türkiye, the CEO of the Energy and Water Agency of Malta, and the Head of the EU in Egypt. International financial institutions also contributed to the discussion, particularly on how investment projects apply the Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystems (WEFE) Nexus approach, delving into lessons learned by financial institutions such as the World Bank, the Islamic Development Bank and European development banks Visit our website to know more about the UfM: http://ufmsecretariat.org/ And don’t forget to follow us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ufmsecretariat Twitter: https://twitter.com/UfMSecretariat LinkedIn: https://es.linkedin.com/company/union-for-the-mediterranean Lightbox link for post with description The fourth edition of the EU-UfM-African...

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  • The logo can be used by groups and organizations who like to align themselves with the International Mediterranean Day. It is to be used at events that in no way bring disrepute to the Mediterranean Day promoted values. It is also used for demonstrating support and involvement through non-saleable, non-commercial products and resources that promote or support Mediterranean Day aims and objectives.
  • The logo must not be used for any form of merchandising to generate commercial gain or sale of products. It must also not be used in association with any form of harmful, violent or illegal activity. To report breaches, please email communication@ufmsecretariat.org