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Economic interests and ecology along the coastal territories of Algeria and Morocco

Economic interests and ecology along the coastal territories of Algeria and Morocco
08/28/2013 - Nathalie Bureau du Colombier, MARSEILLE | Socio-economic assessments


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coastal Provinces, Faculty for Euro-Mediterranean Investment and Partnership, FEM34-04, Femip, Femise, National Institute of Coastal Territory Studies

Medgaz completes its first year of operation

Medgaz completes its first year of operation
10/30/2012 - Mathieu Bouchard avec la BEI | Euro-Mediterranean projects
Since April 2011, the underwater pipeline, half of which is funded by a €500-million loan from the European Investment Bank, has been supplying the Spanish market with Algerian gas. SPAIN / ALGERIA. If Medgaz is technically able to operate at 100% capacity, as welcomed by its Board of Directors at...
algeria, algerian economy, Almeria, Beni Saf, Cepsa, EIB, endesa, EU, europe, Europe, Femip, Gas pipeline, GDF-Suez, Hassi r'mel, iberdrola, Maghreb, Medgaz, mediterranean, montpellier, Percebois, port of almeria, Rajoy, Sonatrach, spain

Structural policies mark their return

Structural policies mark their return
10/16/2012 - Frédéric Dubessy | Socio-economic assessments
The difficulties associated with the crisis must not call structural policies into question. On the contrary: Mediterranean states’ tradition of support should continue, with an emphasis on industrial policies and continued efforts at opening up their markets.
bank, clermont-Ferrand, crisis, european central, Femip, Femise, mediterranean, Patrick Plane, SME, Tunisia

FEMIP wants to develop public-private partnerships south of the Mediterranean

FEMIP wants to develop public-private partnerships south of the Mediterranean
05/24/2011 - Christiane Navas, NICE | Society / Institutions
MEDITERRANEAN. FEMIP, the financial arm of the EIB, has put a technical assistance programme in place to encourage partner Mediterranean countries to resort to PPP in order to accelerate the realisation of their major infrastructure programmes.
Algeria, Bosporus strait, Casablanca, EIB, energy, Europe, Femip, Israël, Jordan, Lebanon, Mediterranean, Morocco, OECD, Palestinian territories, Paris, PPP, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey, water, Égypte


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