Interviews
The main speakers of the Rome MED – Rome Mediterranean Dialogues 2017 – share their opinion on the event topics
InterviewsSpecial Contents
Special Video contents from the Rome MED – Rome Mediterranean Dialogues 2017 – Event
Special Contents
Virginie Collombier
Research Coordinator, Middle East Directions Programme, European University Institute (EUI)
Seyed Mohammad Kazem Sajjadpour
Head of Centre for International Research and Education, Ministry of Foreign Affairs; President, Institute for Political and International Studies (IPIS), Iran
Claire Spencer
Senior Research Fellow of the Middle East and North Africa Programme & Second Century Initiative, Chatham House, United Kingdom
Arturo Varvelli
Co-Head of Middle East and North Africa Centre, Italian Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI), Italy
Lorenzo Vidino
Head, Radicalisation and International Terrorism Centre, Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI), Italy
Hind Aboud Kabawat
Member of the Syrian High Negotiations Committee; Director of Interfaith Peacebuilding Center, George Mason University, United States of America
Alistair Burt
Minister of State for the Middle East, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, United KingdomFarnesina – The Italian Strategy on the Mediterranean – Download it here
ISPI Report – Download it here
Shared Prosperity
Under the “Shared Prosperity” pillar, particular attention is devoted to the role that business leaders and civil society can play to foster prosperity and political stability in a region where new opportunities may be seized.
Shared Security
Discussions on “Shared Security” are focused on viable strategies to avoid further turmoil, fight terrorism and promote successful post-conflict transitions and institution-building, thus enhancing resilience in Mediterranean countries.
Migration
The “Migration” pillar encourages discussion about migration-related topics, including: identifying safe and legal routes for asylum seekers; fostering social inclusion; and efficiently combining countertrafficking policies with the respect of human rights.
Civil Society & Culture
The “Civil Society and Culture” pillar allows to put all these challenges into perspective by acknowledging that the Mediterranean region is a unique “melting pot” of cultures and religions, with important historical legacies, and a rich natural and cultural heritage.
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