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december-january 2015

The 8th Mediterranean Week of Economic Leaders defines a new roadmap for the Mediterranean integration

“ASCAME plays a major role in the Medi-terranean and has a socio-economic mis-sion anchored in the civil society”

Mohamed Choucair, President of ASCAME

“A success, a success in terms of public, in terms of audience, in terms of person-alities who have attended such the Presi-dent of World Chambers of Commerce and major economic actors”

Helena de Felipe, President of the Association of Organizations of Mediterranean Businesswomen (AFAEMME)

“These are very interesting conferences for the exchange of thoughts and opin-ions on sustainable development”

Miquel Valls, President of the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce and Industry

“It’s the real hub bringing together all the actors, whether we’re talking public, pri-vate, we’re talking multipliers; chambers, federations and associations”

Alaa Ezz, Secretary General of the Federation of Egyptian Chambers of Commerce (FEDCOC)

Official inauguration Medaweek 2014

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ASCAME Tourism Commission, working to create wealth and jobs

The Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Services and Shipping of Malaga, that I am honored to chair, is paying a specific attention to one of the main economic sector worldwide: the tourism sector.

In this regard, the Chamber of Malaga is proud to belong to ASCAME and to chair the Tourism Commission whose aim is to promote a common, sustainable and high-quality tourist destination. As such, our Chamber has organized the 4th Mediterranean Tourism Forum, MEDITOUR 2010 and has participated in MEDITOUR 2014 which took place in Barcelona on November 27th.

In 2030, it is estimated that 1,800 million tourists will travel around the world, 264 million of which will go to the Mediterranean Europe, 46 million to North Africa and 149 million to the Middle East. Moreover, the estimations of the international tourism growth percentages for 2010-2030 are 2,3% for the Mediterranean Europe; 4,6% for the North Africa and 4,6% for the Middle East.

It is also relevant to underline the importance of the tourist sector for the EU, which has imple-mented tourist-based projects or staffed to work on these programs, for an amount of 108 million € for 2014-2020.

According to the WTO, the tourist sector is the one which generates most jobs worldwide. That’s why, if we take the appropriate steps in order to develop this industry by making it more competi-tive and of high quality, we will create favorable conditions to obtain the expected future of well-being for all our Mediterranean countries.

“In 2030, it is estimated that 1,800 million tourists will travel, 264 million of which will go to the Mediterranean Europe, 46 million to North Africa and 149 million to the Middle East”

“According to the WTO, the tourist sector is the one which generates most jobs worldwide”

Jerónimo Pérez CaseroPresident of the Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Services and Shipping of Malaga

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Meditour 2014: Developing a Green LebanonThe three days of the annual Mediterranean Week of Eco-nomic Leaders gathers hundreds of international players within the economic field, bringing together the private and public sector by inviting both international and re-gional business leaders, entrepreneurs and policy makers from the private sector, as well as policy authorities and international organizations. The goal of the summit was to discuss the economic situation of the Mediterranean region and the related policies, especially Euro – Medi-terranean policies. The summit also has an environmental mandate, with a focus on green economy sustainability.

A major economic sector in all the Mediterranean coun-tries is tourism. In the north and south of the Mediterra-nean Sea countries, tourism accounts for 8.5 million jobs in direct and indirect employment, employing in total about 15% of the working population.

The MEDITOUR forum, whose sixth edition spotlighted Lebanon, has encouraged the creation of a Mediterra-nean Tourism Agency, as a main tool for the efficient de-velopment of a brand specific to the Mediterranean. This initiative will allow to reach a better profitability of the planned investment in the sector for the coming years, already estimated to be more than a billion dollars.

Lebanon has all the makings of a major tourist destina-tion – the beaches along its Mediterranean coast, its well – preserved historical sites hosting Roman, Greek and Phoenician ruins from thousands of years back in time, the iconic Cedars – nearly extinct in the rest of the world – and the capital Beirut, a cosmopolitan city that is also a regional hub for nightlife and culture.

The possibility of Lebanon to become a center for eco-tourism received a special attention in this Week event. The participants in the special session on Lebanese tourism discussed sound strategies regarding green and sustainable development of the tourism sector, a main pillar of the whole process. Read more

Presidency of the 17th Ascame’s commissions

In the framework of the General Assembly, which took place on November 26th 2014 in Barcelona, the man-dates of the following Presidents of the 17 ASCAME’s commissions have been ratified:

Mr. Mohamed Choucair of the Beirut Chamber of Com-merce as President of the Arbitration Commission; Mr. Louis Aloccio of the Marseille Chamber of Commerce as President of the Business Cooperation Commis-sion; Mr. Ahmed Mohamed El Wakil of the Federation of Egyptian Chambers of Commerce as President of the Culture and Intellectual Property and the Environment and Climate Change Commission; Mr. Vassilio Korkidis of the Piraeus Chamber of Commerce and Industry as President of the Industry Commission; Mr. Vidoje Vujic of the Cuntry Chamber Rijeka as President of the In-novation and ICT Commission; Mr. Miquel Valls of the Official Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Naviga-tion of Barcelona as President of the International Re-lations Commission; Mr. Seraffetin Asut of the Mersin Chamber of Commerce and Industry as President of the Logistics and Transport Commission; Mr. Omar Moro of the Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Services of the Wilaya of Tangers as President of the Renew-able Energy Commission; Mr. Jerónimo Pérez of the Of-

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ficial Chamber of Commece, Industry and Navigation of Málaga as President of the Tourism Commission; Mr. Daniele Becci of the Chamber of Commerce of Pes-cara as President of the Trade Commission; Mr. Mounir Mouakhar of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Tunis as President of the Training Commission; Mr. Mo-hamed Laid Benamor of the Algerian Chamber of Com-merce as President of the Urban Infrastructures Com-mission; Mrs. Najia Attia of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Cap Bon as President of the Women En-trepreneurs Commission; Mr. Arda Beset of the Aegean Region Chamber of Industry as President of the Young Entrepreneurs Commission; Mr. Dursun Topçu of the Istanbul Chamber of Commerce and Industry as Presi-dent of the Conventionnal Energy Commission and Mr. Farouk Joud of the Lattakia Chamber of Commerce and Industry as President of the Investment Commission.

ASCAME’s Commissions and Work Groups should be the heart of the Association, and the ideas lab for pro-posals and programmes. This will allow ASCAME to fo-cus on the main objectives of its strategic plan. The finale aim of the commissions is to become economic observatories in the most strategic sectors.

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More than 1,300 experts have participated in the Medaweek 2014The Mediterranean Week of Economic Leaders, organized by the Association of the Mediterranean Chambers of Commerce and Industry (ASCAME) and the Chamber of Commerce of Barcelona, has also counted on the collaboration of the Union for the Mediterranean (UfM), with which ASCAME has signed a new Memorandum of Understanding through which the com-mon interest between both organizations to promote the Med-iterranean has been renewed.

“A need for change” has been the main theme of this edition. The proposals that have been highlighted during the different sessions organized in the framework of the forums, have been the following:

During the NABDF forum, the economic integration of the Maghreb has been presented as the best way to enable the re-gion to be listed among the main economic blocs of the world.

In the field of Economic Intelligence, it has been underlined the existence of factors essentials to enable the Mediterranean to recover its role of economic power.

The Mediterranean forum on Free Zones and Special Economic Zones has allowed the consolidation of an action plan in order to increase the absorption of the foreign investment and create a safe scenario for the future projects in the region.

The forum on entrepreneurs has brought together the experts of the business world, during the session, it has been high-lighted that the high percentage of 50% of unemployed graduates prevents the sustainable economic development of the Mediterranean region.

The 2nd edition of the Islamic Finances Summit has called on the regional governments to implement changes and to adopt the legal frameworks essential to welcome this booming financial sector. The Islamic finances, with an annual growth of a 20%, represent today a 4% of the international finances.

Regarding the initiatives to be launched in the field of the green economy, the countries of the region have been called on taking measures in order to capture the economic flows planned for the investment, estimated to 100.000 million dollars until 2030 at the world scale.

The participants have described these initiatives as essential to allow the green economy sector to grow faster and to cre-ate jobs in the following fields: clean technologies, solar energy, water supply, green transport, eco-tourism, green edifica-tion and agriculture.

ASCAME has announced the creation of a representative office in Saudi Arabia, in agreement with its ambition to promote the Mediterranean worldwide. This bureau will play a role of technical support and will help the members of ASCAME as well as the Mediterranean and Gulf companies.

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The Association of Mediterranean Chambers of Commerce and Industry and the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Navigation, organizers of the VIII Edition of the Mediterranean Week of Economic Leaders, would like to thank for the sponsorship and support to SEAT, as a gold sponsor and VUELING, as a Silver Sponsor of this year’s edi-tion.

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Mrs. Silvia Estivill, Head of Corporate Affairs of Vueling and Mr. Carlos Romaní, Head of Corporate Affairs of SEAT (on the right of the picture), during the VIP reception

Mediterranean Week of Economic Leaders, Casa Llotja de Mar

Projects from the ASCAME Network participate in the NextMed Conference

The ENPI Cross Border Co-operation programme in the Mediterranean Basin (CBC-Med) organized a confer-ence to mark the passage

to the new phase under the European Neighbourhood Instrument (ENI) which will run from 2014 to 2020.

The ‘NextMed’ Conference took place on December 12th, 2014 in Rome, under the sponsorship of the Italian Presidency of the Council of the European Union, and welcomed the participation of over 500 people from public administrations, local institutions, universities, NGOs, civil society, international organizations, and the private sector from the whole Mediterranean basin.

The conference showcased the achievements of Cross-Border Cooperation in the Mediterranean region through projects that are managed actively & coopera-tively by all countries in this programme, were highlight-ed furthermore the future challenges for the region.

ASCAME’s SG and a large number of its members participated in this conference to confirm the willing-ness of the different Euro-Mediterranean countries to strengthen the cultural bridges between Mediterranean countries, and to work hand in hand towards a devel-oped Mediterranean on the economic, political, cultural and social spheres.

An exhibition, together with a set of four thematic bro-chures under the title “Mediterranean Stories”, offered a unique journey through the 95 projects funded by the Programme . The 20 ENPI projects from the ASCAME network that participate in the event are: FOSTEr in MED, GMI, Shaams, Med Diet, Optimed, Lactimed, E.H.P.P.C, EDILE, EGREJOB, GOALS, GR. ENE.CO, MED 3R, MED MOBIL, MED Generation, PRIME, Slowmed, Sustexnet, TexMed clusters and Umayyad Route.

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EUROMED Invest in Barcelona supports Tourism in the Mediterranean

Green tourism is one of the several priority niches iden-tified by the EUROMED Invest project as a strategic area of investment in the Euro Mediterranean Region

In the framework of the Mediterranean Week of Eco-nomic Leaders, the 6th edition of the Mediterranean Tourism Forum (Meditour) took place in Barcelona on the 27th of November last.

The forum was organized in the framework of the EU-ROMED Invest project, as a “Sector Alliance Commit-tee” for Tourism, bringing together the most represent-ative organisations of the Euro-Mediterranean Region working on the tourism sector. This is one of the key European co-financed projects which aims to stimulate private investment and economic relations in the Euro-Mediterranean area, primarily relating to five key sec-tors: Tourism, Transport & Logistics, Agro-food, Water & Alternative Energies and Cultural & Creative Industries. Indeed, reinvigorating the Tourism sector in the Eastern Mediterranean is one of the project’s principle goals.

The forum has represented the most important interna-tional platform for networking in the Mediterranean re-gion, and provided an exchange of expertise and views about the latest trends in Tourism.

One of the key debates of the forum focused on the importance of establishing a Mediterranean brand to support the complementarities of the tourism sector of both Mediterranean shores.

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FOSTEr in MED project organized the 1st Mediterranean Solar Forum in Barcelona

The event was organized in the framework of a capitali-zation event of the FOSTEr in Med project, whose ob-jective is to transfer know how in the solar energy field, to implement and promote a share design methodology and to promote innovative Solar Energy technologies at civil society level. The PV Building Integration (BIPV) is a practice that allows the use of PV modules as architec-tural elements. The main outputs of the project are the 5 PV pivots plants that will be installed in public build-ings in 5 of the regions involved which are: Alexandria (Egypt), Beirut (Lebanon), Aqaba (Jordan), Tunis (Tunisia) and Cagliari (Italy).

The Mediterranean Solar Forum focused on social im-pact, training, policy impact and on the challenges to be faced in the solar sector.

The event gathered, for the first time, 6 strategic projects of the “ENPI CBC MED Solar cluster” established in Am-man, Jordan in October 2013 and composed of all the ENPI CBC MED Strategic Projects promoting the growth of the Mediterranean Solar sector: FOSTEr in MED; SHAAMS; MED SOLAR; DIDSOLITPB; STS-MED and MED DESIRE.

These projects from the European Union Neighborhood Policy financing instrument (ENPI), included European Union members and partner countries regions located along the both shores of the Mediterranean Sea, and are working on the promotion and the development of the solar energy sector in the Mediterranean basin.

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The Optimed partners met in Barceona for the 2nd Steering & Management Committee

On December 2nd the administrative and financial issues related to the project were discussed as well as the plan-ning of the first interim report. Following the meeting of the management group, the 2nd meeting of the Steering Com-mittee took place, during which the main lines of action and delays related to the project were discussed and approved. Finally, the meeting ended over with a discussion between the partners and Mr. S. D’Alfonso, Senior Project Manager of the Transport and Urban Development Department of the Union for the Mediterranean (UfM) in order to analyze how to integrate the Optimed project with the initiatives of the UfM.

At the occasion of her visit to Barcelona, the General Director of Transport of the Sardinia Region, Ms. Gabriella Massidda along with the Technical Coordinator of the project, Mr. Paolo Fadda and the director of the 2E3S, Mr. Eduard Rodés, have met, on December 2nd, the General Director of Transport and Mobility of the Generalitat de Catalunya, Mr. Pere Padro-sa in order to share views and ideas about the Transport sec-tor in both regions and also to present the OPTIMED project.

With a total budget of €1,999,403.13, OPTIMED is a project funded under ENPI CBC MED, the financial instrument sup-porting the European Neighborhood Policy (ENP) in the Mediterranean basin. It aims at promoting new opportunities, facilities, tools and skills in order to improve the commercial connections and relationships between public and private operators in maritime transport and logistics sector from Southern – Eastern to Northern – Western ports of the Medi-terranean Sea. The project will identify and spread the oppor-tunities of the new maritime trade network and the potentiali-ties of a supporting tool like the virtual logistics platform.

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ASCAME and the ICC/WCF sign a cooperation agreement

The Association of the Mediterranean Chambers of Commerce and Industry (ASCAME) and the Interna-tional Chamber of Commerce (ICC) World Chamber Federation (WCF) have signed a Memorandum of Un-derstanding.

This agreement was signed by the President of ASCAME, Mr. Mohamed Choucair and the President of the WCF, Mr. Peter Mihoc and aims at promoting the best business practices and disseminates know-how among companies and especially SMEs in the region. The two entities signed the MoU that will im-prove services and will help to coordinate actions to the benefit of their mutual memberships. “I believe it is safe to say that now the future of the global econ-omy depends heavily on SMEs and they can count on ICC and WCF to strengthen their activities”, has announced the President of the WCF. Mr Mihok also applauded the signing of the Memorandum of Under-standing as an excellent first step to tap into new op-portunities to exchange and promote best practices, as well as encourage entrepreneurial initiatives.

During the signing ceremony, Mr. Mihok highlighted the important role chambers play in strengthening economic recovery in the Mediterranean area through stronger small and medium sized enterprises.

ASCAME will participate in the 9th World Chambers Congress which will take place on 10-12 June in To-rino, Italy.

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ASCAME and UFM collaborate in the benefit of the economic integration in the Mediterranean

ASCAME and the Secretariat of the UfM have signed a new strategic cooperation agreement on November 26th, 2014 in the framework of the 8th Mediterranean Week of Economic leaders.

According to the signatories: the President of ASCAME, Mr. Mohamed Choucair and the General Secretary of the UfM, Mr. Fathallah Sijilmassi, this strategic agree-ment, which aims at promoting the participation of the companies and the involvement of the Mediterranean private sector in the activities implemented by ASCAME and the UfM, it will also allow both institutions to pursue their collaboration, already fruitful, started in 2011.

“Our objective is to strengthen collaboration between the private and public sectors, thereby promoting so-cio-economic development on both shores of the Med-iterranean and contributing to job creation, especially for youth”, added the president of ASCAME.

Fostering employment opportunities, promoting so-cial business initiatives, facilitating investment flow and increasing the overall attractiveness of the Euro-Mediterranean region for investment will be some of the alliance’s priority lines of action. More specifically, the agreement aims to support initiatives that promote job creation and entrepreneurship especially targeting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), which ac-count for 90% of businesses in the region.

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The President of ASCAME, Mr. Mohamed Choucair and the President of the WCF, Mr. Peter Mihoc

The President of ASCAME, Mr. Mohamed Choucair and the General Secretary of the UfM, Mr. Fathallah Sijilmassi

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ASCAME formalizes partnership with the Association of Mediterranean Cruise Ports (MedCruise) in promoting cruise

The Association of Mediterranean Chambers of Com-

merce and Industry (ASCAME) and the Association of

Mediterranean Cruise Ports (MedCruise) have signed

on November 26th a Memorandum of Understanding in

the framework of the main regional economic event:

the 8th Mediterranean Week of Economic Leaders. This

agreement, which will intensify the cooperation be-

tween both institutions and support the growing cruise

industry as a facilitator for the economic and social

development of the region, was signed between the

President of ASCAME, Mr. Mohamed Choucair and the

President of Med Cruise, Ms. Carla Salvadó.

“MedCruise and ASCAME will contribute to the crea-

tion of an efficient and sustainable network with the

final aim to support cruise activities in the Mediter-

ranean region, its people and its businesses all over

the world,” said Salvadó. “Our association accelerates

its work to bring more cruise visitors to our region.

MedCruise is committed to develop an investment-

friendly environment and thus fostering initiatives in

the Mediterranean region and its adjoining seas in or-

der to establish a stable, sustainable and long-lasting

cruise growth.”

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ASCAME signed a MoU with the Union of Mediterranean Confederation of Enterprises (BusinessMed)

The Association of Mediterranean Chambers of Com-

merce and Industry (ASCAME) the Union of Mediterra-

nean Confederation of Enterprises (BusinessMed) have

signed on November 26th a Memorandum of Under-

standing in the framework of the Mediterranean Week

of Economic Leaders. This agreement, whose objective

is to develop the Mediterranean business community

and maximize the bilateral and multilateral Euro-Medi-

terranean cooperation, was signed between the Presi-

dent of ASCAME, Mr. Mohamed Choucair and the Presi-

dent of BusinessMed, Mr. Jacques Jean Sarraf.

The Union of Mediterranean Confederations of Enter-

prises (BUSINESSMED) is a regional professional or-

ganisation created thanks to the will, determination and

militancy of the federations’ presidents of the twelve

members and which aims at accelerating the integra-

tion and the social and economic development in the

region. BUSINESSMED main objective is to fost an eco-

nomic integration within Europe and World economy.

Today BusinessMed gathers the main professionals’

organizations from Algeria, Cyprus, Egypt, Israel, Jor-

dan, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, Syria, Tunisia, Italy,

Greece, France, Germany, Serbia, Portugal, Turkey,

Spain and Mauritania. BusinessMed

President of ASCAME, Mr Mohamed Choucair and the President of Med Cruise, Mrs. Carla Salvadó

President of ASCAME, Mr. Mohamed Choucair and the President of BusinessMed, Mr. Jacques Jean Sarraf

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ASCAME awards 4 institutions and 7 former Presidents of CCIs On the occasion of the Mediterra-nean Week of Economic Leaders and in the framework of the XXIII General Assembly of ASCAME four institu-tions and seven former presidents received an ASCAME recognition.

These awards were given in recogni-tion for encouraging the economic development of the Mediterranean Basin by the President of ASCAME, Mr. Mohamed Choucair and the Vice-President of ASCAME, Mr. Miquel Valls.

The Union for the Mediterranean (UfM) received the prize, for promot-ing business participation and pri-vate sector involvement within the Union for the Mediterranean (UfM) and ASCAME activities in the Medi-terranean region and for creating values that convey a positive image of the Mediterranean, as an area of peace, tolerance and friendship. The UfM Secretary General, Mr. Fathallah Sijil-massi, collected the Prize on behalf of the UfM.

The shipping line CMA CGM has been honored for boosting the economic development in the Mediterranean and promoting connections in our region. The Deputy General Manager, Mr.Jean Yves Perazio, collected the Prize on behalf of Jacques Saadé.

The UNESCO received an award for promoting the tangible and intangible Mediterranean cultural heritage and as a distinguishing value among other countries. On behalf of UNESCO, the Director of the Division for Heritage & World Heritage Centre Culture Sector, Mr. Kishore Rao collected the Prize.

The airline Vueling has been honored for connecting the Mediterranean to the world and boosting our economy in other countries. The airline Vueling is creating values that transmit the image of a Mediterranean of peace and toler-ance worldwide. The Head of Corporate Affairs, Mrs. Silvia Estivill collected the Prize on behalf of the President of Vueling, Mr. Álex Cruz.

On the occasion of the XXIII General Assembly of ASCAME, the Association has awarded the former Presidents of the Chambers of Commerce, members of ASCAME, who have supported the organization during years, with the ASCAME distinction, as a mark of recognition for the work that has been accomplished in the consolidation of the Association and towards the improvement of the Mediterranean region. The recognition was addressed to Senador Mr. Tahar Kellil, former President of the CACI; Ms. Versna Trnokop Tanta, former Vice-President of the Croatian Chamber of Economy; Mr. Ghazy Koraytem, former President of the Chamber of Commerce , Industry and Agriculture of Beirut and Mount-Lebanon; Mr. Georges Kassimatis, former President of the Piraeus Chamber of Commerce; Mr. Milos Bu-garin, former President of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce and Industry; Mr. Brahim Bouard, former President of the CACI and Mr. Abderrahaman M’Rabet, former Director of the Chamber of Commerce of Tangiers.

Mr. Silvia Estivill from Vueling

Mr. Fathallah Sijilmassi of the UfMMr. Kishore Rao of UNESCO

Mr. Jean Yves Perazio on behalf of Jacques Saadé

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february9th Meeting of the Standing Committees of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean Date 2nd - 4th February

Location Monaco

Subjet General Assembly of the Mediterranean

Information www.pam.int

“She decides, You Succeed”, Women in Decision Making in Innovative Companies Date 3ed February

Location The Royal Overseas League House, London

Subjet Roundtable about Women in decision making in Innovative Companies

Information www.afaemme.org/she-decides-you-succeed

marchASCAME EVENT - Med Diet info point training Date 3rd - 5th March

Location Alexandria, Egypt

Subjet Info point about the Mediterranean diet

Information www.med-diet.eu

april1st International Exhibition of Equipment for TradeDate 22nd - 25th April

Location Alger - Algeria

Subjet Equipment for trade

Information www.tijara.caci.dz

mayForum de l’Investissement de la Région Fès- BoulemaneDate 20th - 22nd May

Location Parc d’Exposition International de Fès

Subjet L’Investissement au service du développement régional

Information www.ccisfes.org

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ASCAME EVENT - FIREMED 3rd Transnational Networking EventDate 20th - 22nd May

Location Venice, Italy

Subjet Newtworking event about innovative finance ins-truments to support energy sector SMEs

Registration www.firemed-project.eu

International Fair for Franchising, Financial and Consulting ServicesDate 29th - 30th May

Location Zagreb - Croatia

Subjet Franchising Exhibition Croatia (FEC)

Information www.hgk.hr

juneASCAME EVENT- 13th Mediterranean Logistics and Transport ForumDate 10th - 11th June

Location SIL Barcelona- Spain

Subjet Logistic and Transport in the Mediterranean

Information www.ascame.orgRegistration www.silbcn.com

ASCAME EVENT- 8th Meda Ports SummitDate 10th - 11th June

Location SIL Barcelona - Spain

Subjet Logistic and Ports in the Mediterranean

Information www.ascame.orgRegistration www.silbcn.com

9th World Chamber CongressDate 10th - 12th June

Location Torino - Italy

Subjet World Chamber Congress and Competition

Information www.worldchamberscongress.org

46th General Assembly of MedCruiseDate 3rd - 6th June

Location Zadar - Croatia

Subjet General Assembly for cruises lines and stakeholders

Information www.medcruise.com

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