News

Three SafeMed II sponsored students graduate from World Maritime University

Three students sponsored by the EU-funded project SafeMed II graduated from the World Maritime University (WMU) this year.  Abed Al-Dabet from Jordan and Hasan Tarcan from Turkey received an MSc in Maritime Safety and Environmental Administration while Makrem Chouchane from Tunisia graduated with an MSc in Shipping & Port Management. 
 
A press release said this was the first graduation ceremony for students following the newly structured and streamlined 14-month Malmö-based MSc programme in Maritime Affairs, which places higher demands on the intellect and stamina of the students. 
  
Thirteen SafeMed II Project sponsored students have graduated from WMU since 2008. Sponsorships are allocated by the SafeMed II Project in order to build capacity in the partner countries’ Maritime Authorities. For this reason, the Project ensures that graduates remain within the public sector of their countries in order to share their knowledge and contribute fully to the enhancement of the performance of the National Authorities.
 
The €5.5 million SafeMed II project seeks to mitigate the existing imbalance between the participating partners that are EU Mediterranean member states and the non EU members from the region in the application of maritime legislation. Among its activities, it funds scholarships to internationally recognized maritime universities. (ENPI Info Centre)
 
Read more
 
Press release
  
SafeMed II – fiche and news     
 
SafeMed II – website    
 
ENPI Info Centre – Interview with Albert Bergonzo - Safemed II
 


NEWS
SafeMed training addresses environmental risks of ballast water
Officials from twelve Mediterranean partner countries including Egypt, Jordan,...
Safemed II to hold training on Ballast Water Management Convention
The EU-funded Safemed II project is organising a Training Course on the Ballas...
Mediterranean maritime administrations updated on Long-Range Identification and Tracking of Ships system
Twenty-one representatives of national maritime organisations of Mediterranean p...
FEATURES
A new vision for cargo freight
Imagine you could take container traffic off the roads and put it onto boats and...
Eurojar Feature - Galileo and Egnos to promote safer transport
Syria hosted on April 8 a workshop on EU's Egnos and Galielo satellite navigat...
PUBLICATIONS
Towards an integrated maritime policy for better governance in the Mediterranean
  The Mediterranean bears 30 % of global sea-borne trade in volume from or...
Projects in Action: cooperation through the eyes of journalists in the South
Cooperation between the European Union and the countries participating in the Eu...
Brochure: Union for the Mediterranean: Role and vision of the EIB
The European Investment Bank (EIB) is the Mediterranean region’s main fi...
LINKS