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New defenders

New defenders
03/05/2019 | Video
After meeting at the Refugee Youth Forum some years earlier, our four characters meet up once again to discuss their experiences and how they are hoping to change society for the better and to defend the rights of refugees.​   Reporter: Haya AbuShukhaidem Camera: Haya Abushukhaidem / Monjed...
Bethlehem, Israel, OPEN Media Hub, Palestine, Palestinian-Israeli conflict, refugee camps, refugees, youth

"A fragmentation of the Syrian space is to be feared"

"A fragmentation of the Syrian space is to be feared"
05/10/2017 | Socio-economic assessments

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civil war, Daesch's, Erdogan, exodus, Israel, Migration, Syria, Tunisia

The profile of export-oriented firms

The profile of export-oriented firms
02/23/2017 | Socio-economic assessments

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What factors determine a firm’s ability to export? To answer this question, Femise experts carried out a comparative study between firms located in the European Union, Israel, Turkey and those in the MENA region (Middle East, North Africa).
Alfred Tovias, Egypt, Europe, European union, Femise, Femise expert, firms, Gaza, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, Jan Michalek, Jordan, Mena, Mena region, Middle East, Morocco, North Africa, productivity, R&D, Sme, Tunisia, Turkey, Warsaw, West Bank

Israel and Jordan aim to revitalise the Dead Sea

Israel and Jordan aim to revitalise the Dead Sea
09/27/2016 | Euro-Mediterranean projects
Designed to both resupply the Dead Sea with water from the Red Sea and provide drinking water to the region's inhabitants through desalination, the "Peace Canal" should theoretically be operational in 2018. Version française
AFD, Alexandre Taithe, Dario Scannapieco, Dead Sea, eau, EIB, Eilat, environnement, European investment bank, FoEME, Fondation pour la recherche stratégique, French development agency, Friends of the earth middle east, FRS, Israel, Jordan, ONG, Red Sea, Seas canal agreement, World bank

A high speed rail connection for new ports at Ashdod and Eilat

A high speed rail connection for new ports at Ashdod and Eilat
04/24/2015 | Industry / Transport
ISRAEL. Israel will soon have new ports at Eilat on the Red Sea and Ashdod on the Mediterranean. To facilitate the transport of freight, a high speed railway line will connect the two seas.
Ashdod, Dov Frlhinger, Egypt, Eilat, Israel, Israel Ports Company, Logistic, Mediterranean, National roads company of Israel, Netivei Yisrael, Red Sea, Red-Med Railway, ro-ro, Shippax, transport, Turkey

Southern Europe is banking on container shipping to boost ro-ro

04/24/2015 | Industry / Transport
MEDITERRANEAN. Ports in southern Europe are working hard to lure container traffic from Anvers and Rotterdam. An increase in ro-ro traffic could follow in its wake.
 
Aftri, Algeciras, Anvers, Ashdod, Austria, Barcelona, Bavaria, Brussels, container, Croatia, Europe, European commission, Finland, France, Genoa, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Isemar, Israel, Italy, Juncker, Juncker plan, La Spezia, logisitic, Maghreb, Marc Grolleau, Marseille, Mechanism for interconnection, Mediterranean, Medlinks, MIE, Netherlands, Palermo, Paul Tourret, Rhône, Rijeka, ro-ro, Road Transport Association, Rotterdam, Scotlan, Shippax, shipping lines, Spain, Superior institute of maritime economy, Switzerland, Sète, Tangier, TEN-T, Trans-European Transport Network, Transcargo, transport

Who profits from growth in the Middle East and Maghreb?

Who profits from growth in the Middle East and Maghreb?
03/21/2014 | Socio-economic assessments


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Arab Spring, FEM35-16, Femise, Hassan Hakimian, Inclusive Growth in Mena, Israel, Lebanon, London Middle East Institute and School of Oriental & African Studies, poverty, reduction in inequalities, Syria, Turkey, Yemen

MSSD: Insufficient steps taken towards better water management

MSSD: Insufficient steps taken towards better water management
10/22/2013 | Environmental and development issues


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Egypt, European Union, Israel, Lybia, Plan Bleu, Sustainable Development, watter efficience

Flavia Palanza: “There is a serious discrepancy between the needs of southern countries and their ability to borrow”

Flavia Palanza: “There is a serious discrepancy between the needs of southern countries and their ability to borrow”
09/30/2013 | Euro-Mediterranean projects
A consequence of political and military crises, after two years of high levels of funding, 2013 has seen a slow-down in the level of EIB investment on the southern and eastern shores of the Mediterranean. FEMIP (the Facility for Euro-Mediterranean Investment and Partnership) brings together all of the EIB’s work supporting socio-economic development in Mediterranean partner countries (Algeria, Egypt, Gaza-West Bank, Israel, Jordan, Libya, Morocco, Syria, Tunisia and soon Libya). Its director, Flavia Palanza, has the power to carry out substantial funding, but there has been a decline in the take-up and use of new lending by partner countries. Version française
Algeria, Council, Egypt, EIB, European Parliament, European Union, FEMIP, Flavia Palanza, Gaza-West Bank, Israel, Jordan, Libya, Morocco, Syria, the Facility for Euro-Mediterranean Investment and Partnership, Tunisia and soon Libya

Exporting citrus fruit requires a rigorously organised logistics chain

Exporting citrus fruit requires a rigorously organised logistics chain
04/18/2013 | Reflections
“ Israel features among the top citrus fruit exporters in the Mediterranean basin ”.   Gad Barak, Logistics Manager at Mehadrin (photo Mehadrin) Israel features among the top citrus fruit exporters in the Mediterranean basin. With 120,000 tonnes exported every year, citrus fruit...
broker, conventional vessels, Gad Barak, Israel, logistics manager, Medfel, Mediterranean citrus, Mehadrin, reefers, refrigerated containers, shipping companies

"Political instability in the Mediterranean limits creativity"

"Political instability in the Mediterranean limits creativity"
03/27/2013 | Industry / Transport
econostrum.info : What are the most popular routes for your passengers in the Mediterranean? Georges Azouze : French cruise passengers in general love the Mediterranean. More than 70% of them feel this way. The favourite routes are oriented towards Italy, Sicily, Malta, Greece and the Greek...
AFCC, Association of French Cruise Lines, Costa, Costa Voyager, cruises, eastern mediterranean, Egypt, Georges Azouze, Greece, Greek islands, Israel, Italy, itineraries, Lebanon, Libya, Malta, Marseille, mediterranean, Paris, Sicily, stops, Syria, TAAJ, Tunisia, Turkey

Greek, Italian and Spanish ports are the favourite playing fields of the cruise lines

Greek, Italian and Spanish ports are the favourite playing fields of the cruise lines
03/27/2013 | Industry / Transport
The western Mediterranean ports of call, starting with Barcelona, the Balearic Islands and the Canary Islands, confirm their success. Disney Cruise Line is targeting Spain in 2013. The Disney Magic will set sail from Barcelona for a four-day cruise. The Carnival Sunshine is also operating in the...
Aegean Sea, Antoine Lacarrière, Balearic islands, Barcelona, canary islands, Carnival Sunshire, Casablanca, Civitavecchia, Compagnie du Ponant, Costa Concordia, Costa Cruises, Croisières de France, Disney cruise Line, Egypt, Genoa, Greek islands, Israel, Istanbul, Italy, l'Asutral, Libya, Livorno, Mediterranean, MSC Cruises, Naples, NCL, Norwegian Cruise Lines, Portofino, RCI, Royal Caribbean International, Savona, Spain, Splendour of the Seas, Tangiers, Tunis, Tunisia, Venice

The second life of water depends on user perception

The second life of water depends on user perception
11/02/2012 | Environmental and development issues
The reuse of treated wastewater (TWW reuse) for irrigation will become a necessity, at least in the Southern Mediterranean region. And yet the obstacles facing TWW reuse projects are numerous, but are removable all the same, explains consultant Nicolas Condom. “The reuse of treated domestic...
France, Israel, Jordan, Nicolas Condom, Reuse, Spain, Tunisia, water

Putting a stop to the adverse effects of remittances on the Palestinian economy

Putting a stop to the adverse effects of remittances on the Palestinian economy
10/16/2012 | Socio-economic assessments
Remittances from migrant workers, a main driver of the Palestinian economy, have increased the gap between GDP and GNP and made the country more dependent on external resources. In order to stimulate economic activity and employment in the country, the Palestinian authorities must try and channel these remittances into investment rather than consumption.
Al-Quds University of Jerusalem, Femise, Gaza Strip, Gulf States, Israel, Mahmoud Eljafari, Palestinian economy, remittances

The Euro-Mediterranean partnership at the crossroads

The Euro-Mediterranean partnership at the crossroads
10/16/2012 | Socio-economic assessments
What progress has been made since the Barcelona process was launched 15 years ago, and what margins do signatory countries to the process have? The Femise study “The Euro-Mediterranean partnership at the crossroads” examines all signatory countries to the process in close detail.
Algeria, Annual Report, Egypt, Euro-Mediterranean Partnership, FEMISE, Israel, Lebanon, Migration policies, Syria and Morocco, Tunisia, Turkey

Immigration at the heart of employment opportunities for the Euro-Mediterranean region

Immigration at the heart of employment opportunities for the Euro-Mediterranean region
10/15/2012 | Socio-economic assessments
MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES. In a report that screens employment perspectives in the Mediterranean area, Femise General Manager underlines the key role played by immigration in the success of the Euro-Mediterranean partnership.
Algeria, Egypt, employment, Euromed Process, European Union, Frederic Blanc, immigration, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Mediterranean countries, Morocco, Palestine, retirement, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey, unemployment, Union for the Mediterranean

Yatir: a wine cooperative looking to conquer the world’s best restaurants

Yatir: a wine cooperative looking to conquer the world’s best restaurants
02/20/2012 | Industry / Transport
In 2000, three Israeli cooperative agricultural villages (“moshavs”) decided to make wine on the edge of the Judean Hills and the Negev desert, in a region where Israelis had never tried to grow wine before. By creating a joint venture with Carmel, the biggest wine producer in the country, the...
Australia, bottles, Carmel, Carmel Winery, cooperative, desert, Europe, France, Huge Johnson, Israel, italian winemakers, Italy, mediterranean, pocket wine book, robert parker, United States, Vinisud, wine, Yaakov Ben Dor, Yatir