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Cohesion and Cooperation

Mediterranean cooperation in action!

Home to some of the world’s most ancient civilizations, hub for trade and transport, unique hotspot for biodiversity, the Mediterranean faces a multitude of common challenges, including climate change, pollution, youth unemployment and social inequality. Acting together to address these challenges and improve the lives of men and women across the region is the impetus for the 2014-2020 ENI CBC “Mediterranean Sea Basin Programme”, the largest Cross-Border Cooperation (CBC) initiative implemented by the EU under the European Neighbourhood Instrument (ENI).

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  • ENI-CBC-Med_Brochure-standard_EN.pdf
  • ENI-CBC-Med_Brochure-standard_FR.pdf
  • ENI-CBC-Med_Brochure-standard_AR.pdf
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