Who we are
- The Union for the Mediterranean is an intergovernmental institution bringing together the 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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- Who we are
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What we do
- 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.
  
  Overview
- Human development
  Economic Development and Employment
  
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  Sustainable development
  Water, Environment and Blue Economy
  
  Transport & Urban Development
  
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- How we work
  Political Framework
  
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Work with us
- 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.
- Work with us
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Info center
- Find our latest press releases, press invitations, visual identity, key institutional documents, photos and other relevant information
  
  Download the UfM Visual Identity Guidelines and Logos (zip file)
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- UfM in the Media
  
  15 October 2020, Assahrae al Maghribia. Morocco, Key Player in Euro-Mediterranean Cooperation: UfM SG
  
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  9 October 2020, L’Economiste Maghrebin. Nasser Kamel: « L’économie sociale comme moyen intelligent de créer des emplois durables »
  
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  6 October 2020, Le Temps. Nasser Kamel, Secrétaire Général de l’UPM, à La Presse : « Il existe un risque réel que la crise aggrave la pauvreté et élargisse les inégalités »
  
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