Mediterranean

In view of recent developments around the world, the World Organization of United Cities and Local Governments would like to express it solidarity with all those that are forced to leave their home seeking a better livelihood and a secure place for their families.

At the end of January, the Mediterranean Commission has put online its Observatory of the governance in the Mediterranean! (available in french).

Gathered on the initiative of the Mediterranean Commission of UCLG and the Intermediterranean Commission of the CPMR, the Méditerranean elected representatives have taken climate change commitments.

With almost 5,000 visitors every month, the website is an actual resource centre that collects and makes available information, publications, the latest news and current events in the Mediterranean.

The National Constituent Assembly of Tunisia adopted a new Constitution on 26 January, taking another step towards real democracy and recognizing the rights and freedoms of its citizens.

The Mediterranean Committee collaborates with the Anna Lindh Foundation within the framework of the “DAWRAK– Citizens for dialogue” project. The DAWRAK programme launched by the Anna Lindh Foundation aims at building the capacity of civil society organisations and citizens in order to dev

The Mediterranean Commission of UCLG has actively participated in the 4rd UCLG Congress - World Summit of Local and Regional Leaders from 1-4 October 2013 in Rabat.

Faced with the dramatic situation in Syria and in response to requests from local governments coping with the influx of refugees, the Middle-East

After the success of the 3^rd Forum of Local and Regional Authorities of the Mediterranean (April 2013) whose proceedings will soon be available, the Mediterranean Commission of UCLG is preparing the “Rabat 2013” summit with two important events: