UNIMED GENERAL ASSEMBLY Paris, 30-31 October 2017 · Georges Haddad President of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne Marcello Scalisi Director of UNIMED Manuel Heitor Portuguese Minister of

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UNIMED GENERAL ASSEMBLY | Paris, 30-31 October 2017

About the UNIMED General Assembly

The UNIMED General Assembly, organised by UNIMED in collaboration with University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, represents an important yearly event of our association’s life, where the University Presidents, their Delegates in International Relations, the Officers from International Relations Departments, students and representatives of the cultural world, organisations and institutions are invited to attend.The Assembly is a two-days event. On the first day, both representatives of International Organisations and of political and cultural institutions are invited to deliver a speech. The second day will be dedicated to thematic workshops.

Venue: Amphi 3, Rez de chaussée, Galerie Soufflot, centre Panthéon, 12 place du Panthéon - Paris

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Under the high patronage of the European Parliament

In partnership with the Secretariat of the Union for the Mediterranean

Under the patronage of Johannes Hahn, EU Commissioner for EuropeanNeighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations

Université Paris 1 Panthéon-SorbonnePlace du Panthéon

General Assembly30-31 October 2017

In collaboration with

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MONDAY30th OCTOBER 2017

Registration of participants

Welcome and opening

Wail BenjellounPresident of UNIMED

Frédérique Vidal*French Minister of Higher Education, Research and Innovation

Georges HaddadPresident of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne

Marcello ScalisiDirector of UNIMED

Manuel HeitorPortuguese Minister of Science, Technology and Higher Education

Slim KhalbousTunisian Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research

Mohamed Hassad*Moroccan Minister of National Education, Professional Training, Higher Education and Scientific Research

Coffee Break

8:30

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11:00

Venue: Amphi 3, Rez de chaussée, Galerie Soufflot, centre Panthéon, 12 place du Panthéon - Paris

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EN/FR translation will be provided

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12:00

11:30

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Celebrating FrancoHmaid Ben Aziza, Rector of the University of Tunis, remembers Franco Rizzi: Certificate of Gratitude to UNIMED Founder and Secretary General, presented to Françoise-Marie Babinet Rizzi

Presentation of UNIMED Manifesto on Social Science and Humanities

Eric ValletCoordinator of Maghreb Chaire, University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne

Current developments in Higher Education in the Mediterranean area

Thierry ValentinDeputy General Director of Campus France

Massimo CarpinelliRector of University of Sassari

Fouad AyoubRector of Lebanese University

Tuomo MelasuoProfessor Emeritus of University of Tampere

Lunch

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Euro-Mediterranean Cooperation: the role of the International Institutions

Irina Bokova*Director-General of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)

Saïd BhiraSpecial Counsellor to the Secretary General on Higher Education and Research, Union for the Mediterranean (UfM)

Blanca Moreno-DodsonManager for the Center for Mediterranean Integration (CMI)

Euro-Mediterranean Cooperation from the European Commission perspective

Antoaneta Angelova-KrastevaDirector for Innovation, International Cooperation and Sport; Directorate- General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture (DG EAC), European Commission

Maria Cristina RussoDirector for International Cooperation; Directorate–General for Research and Innovation (DG RTD), European Commission

Leonello GabriciHead of Division for Migration and human security, European External Action Service (EEAS)

Albert TuijnmanManagerial Advisor, Education and Public Research, European Investment Bank (EIB)

Cocktail18:00

15:00

16:00

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EN/FR translation will be provided

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TUESDAY31st OCTOBER 2017

UNIMED General Assembly (UNIMED members only)

Showcase of UNIMED Projects

Parallel event organised by European Commission – DGResearch and Innovation

The H2020 Work Plan for 2018-2020 Euro-Mediterranean cooperation in Research

Coffee break

Parallel Workshops (WS)

WS1: Challenges for the UNIMED Subnetwork on Food and Water: priorities in Euro-Mediterranean research

WS2: Refugee Education: Sharing Experiences, in cooperation with IAU UNESCO Chair in Cultural Diplomacy, Governance and Education

Lunch

Parallel Workshops (WS)

WS3: Doctoral Education in a changing world

WS4: Interreg MED Programme: an innovative system ofcooperation among different stakeholders for a more integrated Mediterranean

Closing remarks

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11:00-17:00

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Venue: Amphi 3, Rez de chaussée, Galerie Soufflot , centre Panthéon, 12 place du Panthéon - Paris

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Tuesday 31 October 201711:00 - 17:00

Parallel event organised by the European Commission DG Research and Innovation

This workshop aims to enhance the participation of the Mediterranean Partner Countries’ in the H2020 Programme.The workshop will particularly aim to:• Inform participants on the EUROMED R&I cooperation policy, initiatives,

priorities and instruments;• Inform participants about H2020 and presenting its different elements, with

specific focus on WP 2018-2020 of the H2020 calls for proposals;• Provide participants with guidance on how to apply for H2020; as well as

build their capacity for proposal writing for the programme.

ParticipantsThis workshop will aim to bring together around 50 researchers, representatives from academia and industry and research institutes, technology transfer centres, incubators, technology platforms, grant offices at universities and research centres from EUROMED countries.

StructureThe sessions of the workshop will familiarize participants with the EROMED R&I cooperation policy and initiatives and present the overall programme design of H2020. The Work Programme 2018-2020 of H2020 will also be outlined, with a particular reference to the most relevant call- topics for the Euro-Mediterranean cooperation (as well as Africa in case of North African med countries).The sessions of the workshop will also provide in-depth training on proposal writing and project management for separate working groups.

THE HORIZON 2020 WORK PLAN FOR 2018-2020EURO – MEDITERRANEAN COOPERATION IN RESEARCH

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Registration

Keynote Speech:EUROMED R&I cooperationMaria Cristina Russo, Director for International Cooperation; DG Research and Innovation, European Commission

Coffee Break

Horizon 2020 Work Plan 2018-2020Heba Gaber, Research and Innovation Regional Officer, DG Research and Innovation, European Commission

Testimonials and Presentations by H2020 Participants from the Southern Mediterranean countries

H2020 Participant Portal

Lunch Break

Requirements and Standards of a H2020 Proposal Raniero Chelli, Coordinator of EU Projects, UNIMED

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Programme

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Tuesday 31 October 201712:15- 14:00

Food and Water are two crosscutting issues of increasing importance in the Mediterranean region. Food and Water are two crosscutting issues of increasing importance in the Mediterranean regionIn the context of agricultural production under climate change particular attention is given to the sustainable management of water, the use of innovative methodologies for monitoring and recovering degraded land areas, and the challenge of the integration of bioenergy and agro-industrial sectors in different rural contexts. Food and water are also crosscutting for rural development, the mitigation of desertification plus socio-economic challenges such as poverty decrease in rural areas. Thanks to the initiative of the University of Evora, UNIMED recently launched a Subnetwork on Food and Water in order to gather university departments, research and documentation centers, scholars and independent researchers. The UNIMED Subnetwork on Food and Water aims at encouraging the sharing of good practices and at stimulating joint research works for a greater impact and results. It also seeks to establish a strong cooperation with international initiatives such as PRIMA in order to contribute to its research and innovation activities. This parallel workshop during the UNIMED General Assembly 2017 will be the official kickoff of the UNIMED Subnetwork Food and Water. It will serve as a session to present and exchange research initiatives and ideas on the topic and to open the way for future collaborations.

WORKSHOP 1 (WS1)CHALLENGES FOR THE UNIMED SUB-NETWORK ON FOOD AND WATER: PRIORITIES IN EURO-MEDITERRANEAN RESEARCH

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Luciano GutierrezVice-Rector Erasmus Program and Internazionalization,University of Sassari

Mohammed BouslikhaneAssistant Director in charge of Scientific Research and Doctoral Training, Hassan II Institute of Agronomy and Veterinary Sciences (IAV)

Teresa Pinto CorreiaDirector of Institute of Mediterranean Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (ICAAM), Associate Professor University of Evora and UNIMED Subnetwork Food and Water coordinator

Angelo RiccaboniChair of PRIMA - Partnership on Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area, University of Siena

Chair: Gottlieb BaschAssociate Professor, Institute of Mediterranean Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (ICAAM), University of Evora

Speakers

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Tuesday 31 October 201712:15-14:00

While movement of people has been a reality since the earliest of times, today we are witnessing an unprecedented and increasing amount of displaced people. This deepening refugee crisis puts a lot of pressure on the education systems of hosting countries. Although UNESCO estimates a 40 million tertiary-educated worker-shortage in the world by 2020, most young refugees do not have the opportunity to access university education as well as technical and vocational training. At the higher education level, only 1% of refugees attend university, compared with a global level of 34% for nonrefugees.Quite a number of international initiatives and projects have been put in place to tackle the crisis of hosting countries’ education systems. These projects cover topics such as enabling refugees to access formal and non-formal education by identifying their education level and supporting their adaptation to schools by providing them with language training or cultural orientation. Yet, the crisis is escalating, with an increasing burden on hosting countries infrastructure and growing strain on intercommunity relations. In this context, IAU UNESCO Chair in Cultural Diplomacy, Education and Governance, UNESCO Chair on Education for Sustainable Development and UNIMED - Mediterranean Universities Union organises a workshop on “Refugee Education: Sharing Experiences”. The aim is to discuss the challenges in developing and implementing education and skills development programmes and projects for refugees in cross-cultural context, share good practices and lessons learned and formulate recommendations for policy and practice.

WORKSHOP 2 (WS2)REFUGEE EDUCATION: SHARING EXPERIENCES, IN COOPERATION WITH IAU UNESCO CHAIR IN CULTURAL DIPLOMACY, GOVERNANCE AND EDUCATION

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Stefanie KottowskiSenior Project Manager, German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)

Louise WattsHead of European Projects, Campus France Henriette Stoeber Policy & Project Officer, European University Association (EUA)

Özüm Sezin Uzun UNESCO Chair on Education for Sustainable Development - Istanbul Aydin University (IAU)

Laura Lohéac Executive Director of the Programme national d’aide à l’Accueil en Urgence des Scientifiques en Exil (PAUSE), Collège de France

Chair: Marco Di Donato Project Manager, UNIMED - Mediterranean Universities Union

Co-Chair: Nazim Celal Irem UNESCO Chair on Education for Sustainable Development - Istanbul Aydin University (IAU)

Speakers

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Tuesday 31 October 201715:00 - 17:00

During the last decade doctoral education has witnessed a massive reform. Not only in Europe, but even globally, it was facing serious reconsideration. Actually, many higher education institutions were confronted with completion rates and time to degree figures, which were dissatisfying and calling for actions. Moreover, the future employment perspectives of doctorate holders became increasingly difficult. On one hand side politicians were asking for more researcher to support the knowledge society and contribute to economic development in the region, while on the other hand doctorate degree holders were experiencing difficulties to get appropriate positions, in particular outside academia, as the academic job market was stagnating in most countries where the higher education sector is either well developed or struggling with limited resources. Research excellence, attractive institutional environment, internal quality assurance, exposure to industry and other relevant employment sectors, interdisciplinary research options, international networking and transferable skills are recognised as the key principles of innovative doctoral training (European Commission, 2011. Principles for Innovative Doctoral Training). However, most universities are still locked into conventional strategies and the evolution of doctoral education in South-Mediterranean countries leads to some considerations on the lack of accountability and of QA in the management of doctoral education. In a global international environment of HEIs competition, quality assurance management in doctoral education is a key asset to boost excellent research. In the South-Mediterranean countries, universities are creating graduate/doctoral schools or programmes and are particularly concern with providing accountability and quality enhancement. The workshop seeks to deal with the emerging issues related to quality assurance in the management of doctoral education in order to professionalise staff working within doctoral education field and to enhance doctoral degree holders by giving them transversal and transdisciplinary skills. The pivotal issues that will be tackled by the workshop are the following :- need for a clear strategy at institutional level for implementing quality assurance and accreditation standards in doctoral education;- need for infrastructure and support for scientific research, in order to improve performance and increase the connections with the business sector;- need for transparency concerning standards and rules;- need for transdisciplinary and international perspective within the doctoral programs.

WORKSHOP 3 (WS3)DOCTORAL EDUCATION IN A CHANGING WORLD

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Lucas ZinnerHead of Research Services and Career Development, University of Vienna

Naouel Abdellatif MamiVice Rector in charge of the External relations, Cooperation, Animation, Communication and Scientific Events, University of Sétif 2

Léda MansourPostdoctoral Researcher, Chair of Dialogue of Cultures, University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne

Chair: Naim OuainiMinister’s advisor, Minister of Education and Higher Education in Lebanon

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Tuesday 31 October 201715:00 - 17:00

Universities of the Mediterranean region are already playing a key role in preparing the decision makers of tomorrow, in fostering innovation in all fields and in transferring knowledge beyond national borders. However, they are called to increasingly engage in mutually reinforcing partnerships with public authorities, international organisations, civil society and the private sector to tackle the unprecedented challenges the Mediterranean region is already facing.Interreg MED Programme is promoting an innovative cooperation architecture that Universities should look at with more attention for its short-term and long-term positive effects. In this framework, public authorities, International Organisations, Universities and NGOs are encouraged to join forces to set the path towards a more sustainable development of our region. Structured around four strategic axes – Natural and Cultural Resources, Low Carbon Economy, Innovation and Governance – Interreg MED Programme’s aim is to create communities of Mediterranean stakeholders who can actively work together to promote territorial cooperation in Europe, even after the formal end of the projects.This innovative cooperation framework is a liquid architecture, which continuously adapt itself for a more effective response to the ongoing transformations of our societies. Such an approach entails great challenges for the involved partners and the managing authority, but we believe it has a great potential to have a real impact.Five key actors of Interreg MED–funded projects will present their motivations, challenges, expectations and lessons learned so far under very different angles as they are public authorities, international organisations and universities.

WORKSHOP 4 (WS4)INTERREG MED PROGRAMME: AN INNOVATIVE SYSTEM OF COOPERATION AMONG DIFFERENT STAKEHOLDERS FOR A MORE INTEGRATED MEDITERRANEAN

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Curzio CervelliCoordinator, Joint Secretariat Interreg MED Programme

Sergio Ponsá SalasDirector BETA Technologocal Center, University of Vic – Central University of Catalonia

Josep Rodriguez European Projects and International Relations - Tourism Department, Barcelona Provincial Council

Valérie Dumontet Vice-President of Latin Arc, Vice-President of General Council Department of Aude

Nelly BourlionProgramme Officer, Plan Bleu UNEP MAP

Chair: Ermete Mariani Communication Manager, UNIMED – Mediterranean Universities Union

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CURRENTPROJECTS

ERASMUS+ KA2 - Capacity-building in the Field of Higher Education

SAGESSE - Amélioration de la Gouvernance dans le système de l’Enseignement Supérieur en Tunisie(October 2017 - October 2020)Coordinated by UNIMED, ItalyCountries involved: France, Italy, Spain, TunisiaMore at: www.uni-med.net/en/projects/sagesse/

Enerbrain - Building capacity in renewable and sustainable energy for Libya(October 2017 - October 2020)Coordinated by Politecnico di Torino, ItalyCountries involved: Italy, Libya, Portugal, SpainMore at: www.uni-med.net/en/projects/enerbrain/

ICMED - International Credit Mobility: a new challenge for the Mediterranean Region(October 2017 - October 2019)Coordinated by Università degli Studi di Padova, ItalyCountries involved: Algeria, Belgium, France, Italy, Jordan, Morocco, Romania, Spain, Tunisia, United KingdomMore at: www.uni-med.net/en/projects/icmed/

JOVITAL - Jordan opportunity for virtual innovative teaching and learning(October 2017 - October 2020)Coordinated by Technische Universitaet Dresden, GermanyCountries involved: Germany, Italy, Jordan, Slovenia, United KingdomMore at: www.uni-med.net/en/projects/jovital/

MAYA - Master in Agricultural and Hydrological approaches to a better sustainable development(October 2017 - October 2020)Coordinated by Università degli Studi di Sassari, ItalyCountries involved: Greece, Italy, Spain, TunisiaMore at: www.uni-med.net/en/projects/maya/

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StEER-Leb - Student Empowerment, Engagement and Representation in Lebanese Universities(October 2017 - October 2020)Coordinated by Université Saint-Esprit de Kaslik, LebanonCountries involved: France, Italy, Lebanon, SpainMore at: www.uni-med.net/en/projects/steer-leb/

RESCUE - Refugees Education Support in MENA Countries(October 2016 - October 2019)Coordinated by UNIMED, ItalyCountries involved: Germany, Iraq, Italy, Jordan, Lebanon, Spain, TurkeyMore at: www.rescuerefugees.eu

DIRE-MED - Dialogue Interculturel, Reseaux et Mobilité en Mediterranée(October 2016 - October 2019)Coordinated by UNIMED, ItalyCountries involved: Algeria, France, Italy, Morocco, Spain, TunisiaMore at: www.diremedproject.eu

MERIC-Net - Mediterranean Network of National Information Centres on the Recognition of Qualifications(October 2016 - October 2019)Coordinated by University of Nice Sophia Antipolis, FranceCountries involved: Algeria, France, Italy, Lebanon, Morocco, Norway, TunisiaMore at: www.mericnet.eu

UniGov - Improving Governance Practices and Palestinian Higher Education Institutions(October 2016 - October 2019)Coordinated by An-Najah National University, PalestineCountries involved: Ireland, Italy, Palestine, Portugal, SloveniaMore at: www.unigovproject.eu

EuNIT - European project design and management In the South Mediterranean region(October 2016 - October 2019)Coordinated by Université d’Aix-Marseille, FranceCountries involved: Croatia, France, Italy, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, SpainMore at: www.eunitproject.eu

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TUNED - Tunisian Network for Employability and Development of graduates’ skills(October 2016 - October 2019)Coordinated by Consorzio Interuniversitario AlmaLaurea, ItalyCountries involved: Cyprus, Italy, Spain, TunisiaMore at: www.tuned-project.eu

OpenMed - Opening-up education in South Mediterranean countries(October 2015 - October 2018)Coordinated by UNIMED, Italy Countries involved: Egypt, Italy, Jordan, Morocco, Palestine, Spain, United KingdomMore at: www.OpenMedproject.eu

RESUME - RESeaU Méditerranéen pour l’Employabilité(October 2015 - October 2018)Coordinated by UNIMED, Italy Countries involved: Italy, Lebanon, Morocco, France, Spain, TunisiaMore at: www.resumeproject.eu

MIMIR - Modernisation of Institutional Management of Innovation and Research in South Neighbouring Countries(October 2015 - October 2018)Coordinated by University of Barcelona, SpainCountries involved: Belgium, France, Italy, Jordan, Morocco, SpainMore at: www.mimirproject.org

ENROL - Empowering and Networking the International Relationships Offices of the Libyan University System(October 2015 - October 2017)Coordinated by Università della Calabria, Italy Countries involved: Italy, Libya, Spain, PortugalMore at: www.enrol.eu

ILHAM-EC - Interuniversity Learning in Higher Education on Advanced land Management - Egyptian Country(October 2015 - October 2018)Coordinated by Desertification Research Centre - University of Sassari, ItalyCountries involved: Egypt, Greece, Italy, United KingdomMore at: www.ilham-ec.eu

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COMMO - Cooperation in the Mediterranean through Mobility of students and staff(June 2016 - July 2019)Coordinated by UNIMED, ItalyCountries involved: Italy, TunisiaMore at: www.commo.it

inHERE - Higher Education supporting Refugees in Europe(September 2016 - August 2018)Coordinated by UNIMED, ItalyCountries involved: Belgium, France, Italy, SpainMore at: www.inhereproject.eu

INFOBC - L’innovation dans la formation pour les Biens Culturels: un nouveau curriculum euro-méditerranéen pour la préservation des biens culturels(December 2013 - November 2017)Coordinated by University of Urbino, ItalyCountries involved: France, Italy, Spain, TunisiaMore at: www.infobc.eu

5TOI 4EWAS - Quintuple Helix Approach to Targeted Open Innovation in Energy, Water, Agriculture in the South Mediterranean Neighborhood(May 2016 - April 2019)Coordinated by Universidad Autonoma de Barcelona, Spain Countries involved: Algeria, Belgium, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Tunisia, TurkeyMore at: www.5toi.eu

EDIPUS - European Digital Portfolio for University Students(November 2015 - October 2017)Coordinated by EAEC, European Association of ERASMUS Coordinators, CyprusCountries involved: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Greece, Italy, Portugal, SpainMore at: www.edipus.me

ERASMUS+ KA1 - International Credit Mobility

ERASMUS+ KA2 - Strategic Partnership for Higher Education

HORIZON 2020 - INCO

Tempus IV

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GO SUMP - Improving Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans & Measures in the Med(November 2016 - October 2019)Coordinated by Malaga City Council, SpainCountries involved: Belgium, France, Italy, Slovenia, SpainMore at: urban-transports.interreg-med.eu/

ForMed - Sardegna ForMed(September 2015 - August 2019)Coordinated by UNIMED, ItalyCountries involved: Algeria, Italy, Morocco, TunisiaMore at: www.uni-med.net/en/projects/formed

S.E.M.IN.A.RE - Exchanges in Europe and in the Mediterranean to Internationalise the Apulian Universities(February 2017 - June 2018)Coordinated by UNIMED, ItalyCountries involved: France, Finland, Italy, TurkeyMore at: www.uni-med.net/en/projects/seminare/

PANACeA - Streamlining Networking and Management efforts in Mediterranean Protected Areas for Enhanced Natural Conservation and Protection(November 2016 - October 2019)Coordinated by European Topic Center- University of Malaga, SpainCountries involved: France, Italy, Montenegro, SpainMore at: biodiversity-protection.interreg-med.eu/

BleuTourMed_C3 - Enhancing sustainable coastal and maritime tourism in the Mediterranean(November 2016 - October 2019)Coordinated by Latin Arc, SpainCountries involved: Croatia, France, Greece, Italy, SpainMore at: sustainable-tourism.interreg-med.eu/

Interreg MED - Horizontal projects

FSE 2007-2013 - PAC Puglia - Cohesion Action Plan

Fondazione di Sardegna

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ALBANIAEuropean University of Tirana

ALGERIAUniversity Badji MokhtarUniversity Kasdi Merbah OuarglaUniversity of Algiers 1University of BéjaiaUniversity des Frères Mentouri-Constantine 1University of MostaganemUniversity of Sciences and Technology Mohamed BoudiafUniversity of Sétif 2Larbi Ben M’Hidi University

CYPRUSCyprus University of TechnologyUniversity of CyprusGirne American University

EGYPTArab Academy for Science and Technology and Maritime TransportDamanhour UniversityMisr University for Science and TechnologyUniversity of AlexandriaUniversity of Cairo

FINLANDUniversity of Tampere

FRANCEUniversité Paris 1 Panthéon-SorbonneUniversité de Rouen

GEORGIAGeorgian Technical University

GREECEUniversity of AthensUniversity of Piraeus

JORDANAmman Arab UniversityPrincess Sumaya University for TechnologyUniversity of JordanUniversity of Petra

IRAQ - KURDISTAN REGIONDuhok Polytechnic UniversityUniversity of Duhok

ITALYForo Italico UniversityInternational University of Language and MediaInternational University of RomeLink Campus UniversityPegaso Telematic UniversityPolitecnico of TorinoMarche Polytechnic UniversityUniversity for Foreigners of PerugiaSapienza University of RomeUniversity MercatorumUniversity of BariUniversity of BolognaUniversity of CagliariUniversity of CalabriaUniversity of Catania

UNIMED represents 103 members from 24 countries

ASSOCIATED UNIVERSITIES

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Florence University of ArtsUniversity of MessinaUniversity of Modena and Reggio EmiliaUniversity of PadovaUniversity of PalermoUniversity of PaviaUniversity of PerugiaUniversity of SalentoUniversity of SassariUniversity of SienaUniversity of TeramoUniversity of UrbinoUniversity Cà Foscari

LEBANONHoly Spirit University of KaslikInternational University of BeirutLebanese UniversityLebanese International UniversityUniversity of Antonine

LIBYAUniversity of SirteUniversity of Tripoli

MONTENEGROMediterranean University Podgorica

MOROCCOAgronomy and Veterinary Science Institute Hassan IIEuro-Mediterranean University of FèsInternational University of RabatUniversity Cadi AyyadUniversity Ibnou ZohrUniversity Ibn Tofail of KenitraMohammed V University

OMANMiddle East College

PALESTINEAn-Najah National University

Islamic University of GazaPalestine Ahliya University CollegePalestine Technical UniversityUniversity Al-AqsaUniversity Al-AzharUniversity of BethlehemUniversity of BirzeitUniversity College of Applied SciencesAl Quds Open UniversityArab American University

PORTUGALUniversity of Evora

QATARDoha Institute for Graduate Studies

SPAINUniversity of BarcelonaUniversity of GironaUniversity of Granada

SYRIAPrivate University al HawashUniversity Al- BaathUniversity of AleppoUniversity of DamascusUniversity Tishreen

TUNISIAUniversity of CarthageUniversity Tunis El ManarUniversity of SfaxUniversity of SousseUniversity of Tunis

TURKEYIstanbul Aydin UniversityBoğaziçi University

UNITED ARAB EMIRATESGulf Medical University

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UNIMEDMediterranean Universities Union

PresidentWail Benjelloun

former Rector of Mohammed V University of Rabat

Vice PresidentsBruno Botta

Vice President of Sapienza University of Rome

Alex AguilarVice President of University of Barcelona

DirectorMarcello Scalisi

Senior Project ManagersRaniero Chelli - Cristina Stefanelli

Project ManagersMarco Di Donato - Silvia Marchionne - Anne-Laurence Pastorini

Paola Romano - Carmen Torres

Communication ManagerErmete Mariani

Financial CoordinatorMichela Ornis

Communication OfficersValentina Chiarini - Emilia Stoduto - Martina Zipoli

Students Mobility DeskFederica De Giorgi

Studies & ResearchLuigi Manfra (Coordinator) - Claudia De Martino - Roberto Iannuzzi

AdministrationCinzia Generali - Maria Teresa Petrilli

Organization & Logistic AssistantFederica Li Muli

Graphic Designwww.anteria.eu

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UNIMED GENERAL ASSEMBLY Paris, 30-31 October 2017 · Georges Haddad President of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne Marcello Scalisi Director of UNIMED Manuel Heitor Portuguese Minister of