|
|
Tags (9) : Euro-Mediterranean Network for Economic Studies
EMEA economists gauge Euro-Mediterranean regional integration
10/07/2020 | Development models in Mediterranean
Brain drain benefits Southern Mediterranean countries
07/03/2020 | Development models in Mediterranean
Three policy papers published by the EMNES (Euro-Mediterranean Network for Economic Studies) examine the complex issue of legal immigration in the Mediterranean area and its paradoxical consequences. Encouraging it on one hand reduces illegal immigration, while on the other it leads to a brain drain from south to north. Version française
Ahmad Wali Ahmad Yar,
Algeria,
brain drain,
Brain Drain in Southern Mediterranean Countries,
brain gain,
Cinzia Alcidi,
Education and Migration in South Mediterranean Countries,
Egypt,
Emea,
Emnes,
Euro-Mediterranean Economists Association,
Euro-Mediterranean Network for Economic Studies,
Jordan,
Labour Supply,
Lebanon,
Legal Migration Pathways Across the Mediterranean: Achievements,
Mattia Di Salvo,
Mediterranean,
Mehtap Akgüç,
migration,
Morocco,
Nadzeya Laurentsyeva,
Obstacles and the Way Forward,
Rym Ayadi,
Tunisia
Emea and Emnes issue roadmap for blue transition in Mediterranean
04/16/2020 | Development models in Mediterranean
The Mediterranean economists at the Emea and Emnes are putting forward a blue transition scenario for the Mediterranean based on a common Euro-Mediterranean project, a regional strategy and joint action plans. Version française
Blue Transition Policy Roadmap: Towards Transparent,
BTS,
Carlo Sessa,
Covid-19,
Emea,
Emnes,
Euro-Mediterranean Economists’ Association,
Euro-Mediterranean Network for Economic Studies,
euro-mediterranean partnership,
Inclusive and Sustainable Development in the Mediterranean,
Mediterranean,
Responsible,
Rym Ayadi,
SDG's,
TRIS
Southern Mediterranean private sector failing to create enough jobs
08/27/2019 - Frédéric Dubessy, in BRUSSELS | Development models in Mediterranean
MEDITERRANEAN. In Southern Mediterranean countries, the private sector is having trouble hiring. Faced with this sizeable problem, companies are also failing in their lack of ambition or inadequate financial capacities. All factors that are hindering their development and preventing their positioning on export markets.
Version française
Version française
Economic growth not boosting job creation in MENA region
12/12/2018 - Frédéric Dubessy | Development models in Mediterranean
Cairo University,
Chahir Zaki,
economic,
Egypt,
EMNES,
employment intensity and sectoral output growth,
ERF,
Euro-Mediterranean Network for Economic Studies,
FDI,
Foreign direct investment,
IHEC de Carthage,
industry,
job,
job creation,
Jordan,
Mena,
Mohamed Goaied,
Nesreen Seleem,
Nooh Alshyab,
services,
Tunisia,
workforce,
Yarmouk University
Developing financial institutions for more inclusiveness in the MENA region
05/28/2018 - Frédéric Dubessy | Development models in Mediterranean
Economic Analysis of Supply Functions, Private Returns to Investment in Education and Skill Mismatch in Egypt
04/03/2018 | EMNES reports
Do Exports and Innovation Matter for the Demand of Skilled Labor? Evidence from MENA Countries
04/03/2018 | EMNES reports
Innovation a key factor in VSE/SME growth in MENA region
04/03/2018 - Frédéric Dubessy | Development models in Mediterranean
VSEs and SMEs account for a very small number of jobs in Egypte, Jordan, Morocco and Tunisa. Innovation could provide a springboard for development. Version française
added-value products,
corruption,
credit facilities,
Development models in Mediterranean,
Egypt,
Emanuele Sessa,
Emnes,
employment,
Euro-Mediterranean Network for Economic Studies,
euro-mediterranen,
Fuad Al Sheikh,
Growth of Micro,
Hala Helmu El Said,
informal sector,
innovating companies,
innovation,
Jad Allah Rami,
job creation economy,
Jordan,
Mena,
Micro,
microenterprises,
Mohamed Larbi Sidmou,
Monia Ghazali Ferchichi,
Morocco,
Morocco & Tunisia. Structure,
new market opportunities,
new processes,
Nooh Alshyab,
obstacles and policies,
overview,
private-sector,
professional networks,
Rana Hosni Ahmed,
reports,
Rim Ben Ayed Mouelhi,
Rym Ayadi,
Serena Sandri,
Small and Medium enterprises (MSMEs) in MENA countries : constraints and success factors,
Small and Medium sized enterprises development in Egypt,
SMEs,
strategic plans,
taxation,
Tunisia,
VSEs
Reflection
From "free and democratic Algeria" to "civil and non-military state"
Razika Adnani, philosopher and specialist in issues related to Islam, member of the Orientation Council of the Fondation de l'Islam de France, of the Scientific Council of the CEFR and of the analysis group JFC Conseil
News feed
Follow us
Most read
News by area
