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Towards an integrated maritime policy for better governance in the Mediterranean

 

The Mediterranean bears 30 % of global sea-borne trade in volume from or into its more than 450 ports and terminals, and a quarter of worldwide sea-borne oil traffic. Its coasts are home to more than 150 million inhabitants, a figure which doubles during the tourist season. Half of the EU’s fishing fleet is active there, mostly small-sized and artisanal, together with an increasing marine aquaculture production. Pressure on fish stocks is also exerted by vessels from the Southern Mediterranean and non-EU countries.

 

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Egypt: conference on intelligent transport systems to increase transportation safety and efficiency
Intelligent transport systems were in the spotlight this week in a conference...
CUSTOM MED builds synergies with other projects facilitating maritime freight exchanges in the Mediterranean
The CBCMed-funded project CUSTOM MED(Improving the goods circulation...
FEATURES
A new vision for cargo freight
Imagine you could take container traffic off the roads and put it onto boats...
Eurojar Feature - Galileo and Egnos to promote safer transport
Syria hosted on April 8 a workshop on EU's Egnos and Galielo satellite...
PUBLICATIONS
Research and Innovation in support of the European Neighbourhood Policy
 The European Commission’s DG Research and Innovation has published...
Projects in Action: the human face of EU Neigbourhood cooperation
Projects in Action, a magazine produced by the EU Neighbourhood Info Centre is...
EU funding Handbook
A handbook on “European Union Funding for the Neighbourhood and...
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