Who we are
- The Union for the Mediterranean is an intergovernmental institution bringing together the 28 European Union Member States and 15 countries from the Southern and Eastern shores of the Mediterranean to promote dialogue and cooperation.
  
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- The UfM seeks to enhance regional cooperation, dialogue and the implementation of concrete projects and initiatives with tangible impact on our citizens to address three strategic objectives: human development, stability and integration.
  
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- The UfM Secretariat is the operational platform of the Union for the Mediterranean. The staff of the UfM is made of more than 17 nationalities working in a multicultural environment that fosters cooperation and intercultural communication and exchange.
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  UfM endorses three new regional projects ahead of the Forum of Ministers of Foreign Affairs
  
  20 / 09 / 2018
  
  2nd Mediterranean Forum on “Research and Innovation: Tools for Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security” in Bari
  
  20 / 09 / 2018
  
  UfM / Mauritania: A renewed commitment towards an enhanced cooperation
  
  14 / 09 / 2018
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Regional Dialogue Platforms

UfM’s Policy dimension is structured around regional dialogue platforms involving not only representatives from governmental institutions and experts, but also regional and international organisations, local authorities, civil society, private sector and financial institutions.

This close interaction between national experts and stakeholders is a fundamental tool to exchange on the ministerial mandates, better understand the needs, share experiences, identify best practices and promote concrete projects of cooperation.

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Business Development
Higher Education & Research
Social & Civil Affairs
Water & Environment
Transport & Urban Development
Energy & Climate Action