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Economic growth not boosting job creation in MENA region

Economic growth not boosting job creation in MENA region
12/12/2018 - Frédéric Dubessy | Development models in Mediterranean

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Institut de la Méditerranée and FEMISE pointers for revitalizing the Tunisian economy

Institut de la Méditerranée and FEMISE pointers for revitalizing the Tunisian economy
07/24/2015 - Nathalie Bureau du Colombier, MARSEILLE | Socio-economic assessments
Invest in innovation, overhaul the Tunisian education system and vocational training, improve the banking system and build new infrastructure… According to the economists of the Institut de la Méditerranée (Marseille and Tunis) and the FEMISE, boosting the Tunisian economy requires activating a number levers. Version française

The EIB doubles its loans to Morocco

The EIB doubles its loans to Morocco
11/02/2012 - Frédéric Dubessy avec la BEI | Euro-Mediterranean projects
Manufacturing with OCP, techno-hubs with MEDZ, and Plan Maroc vert (green Morocco), the European Investment Bank makes its presence in Morocco felt like never before. The EIB grants over €270 million in loans to this country in just a few days. MOROCCO / EUROPE. By signing a loan for €130 million...

The Tunisian road programme: the path to democratic transition

The Tunisian road programme: the path to democratic transition
10/30/2012 - Frédéric Dubessy avec la BEI | Euro-Mediterranean projects
TUNISIA / EUROPA.  In late May 2011, in Deauville, France, the G8 SET the agenda: “begin new projects without delay” to support democratic transition in the wake of the Arab spring. A month later, the European Investment Bank (EIB) becomes the first vehicle for this ambition by deciding to...

Responding to New Demands

Responding to New Demands
10/29/2012 - By Mats Karlsson, Director of CMI | Publireportage
By Mats Karlsson, Director of CMI Nearly one year ago, the Arab Spring erupted. No one could have predicted its arrival or the course of events that followed; no one can say for sure where those events will lead. But the tensions that underlay the uprisings were common knowledge:  The need...

Reinventing the Mediterranean

Reinventing the Mediterranean
10/29/2012 - Philippe de Fontaine Vive | Publireportage
By Philippe de Fontaine Vive, Vice President of the European Investment Bank The wave of revolutions that has shaken the Mediterranean since January 2011 is unprecedented in the region’s contemporary history. Comparable to the events experienced by Europeans in autumn 1989, the now famous Arab...

A Few Words from the Vice President, Middle East and North Africa Region, World Bank

A Few Words from the Vice President, Middle East and North Africa Region, World Bank
10/29/2012 - Inger Andersen Vice President, Middle East and North Africa | Publireportage
These are extraordinary times for citizens in our region. As we are all aware, many opportunities have opened up, and, at the same time, economic and social challenges remain. Much work lies ahead to realize the dreams that underlie the Arab Spring. How can we support the historic social processes...

OCEMO online

OCEMO online
10/29/2012 - Astrid Jousset | Econostrum.info
Operational since September 2011, OEMO now has a website. The Office for Economic Cooperation for the Mediterranean and the East  gathered together experts from the Mediterranean basin and is now the de facto voice of civil society in that region.  Its prerogatives include linking...

Tunisia welcomes FDI with open arms

Tunisia welcomes FDI with open arms
10/15/2012 - Nathalie Bureau du Colombier | Socio-economic assessments
Energy, textiles, clothing, cement works. Foreign businesses from all these sectors have increased their investment in Tunisia over the last few years thanks to political stability and a more open economic and financial stance in the country. In a study for Femise, economist Sonia Seghir looks at what lies behind this success.