Development

An exhibition that represents all of Sardinia’s manufacturing sectors and typical products.

The Third edition of Egypt Investment Forum concluded its activities by stressing on the importance of planned reforms and the need to take it forward in order to achieve the desired objectives by enhancing economic competitiveness and promoting investments.

ASCAME – in the framework of the InnoBlueGrowth project – is taking part to the organization of the Interreg Med mid-term event “Made in MED” in Rome – planned on April 18-19, 2018

This event aims to highlight the potential existing on the cross-border traffic and the required actions both in France and Spain to facilitate access to the railway.

ASCAME thanks Mr. Fathallah for his solid commitment to the Euro Mediterranean partnership in response to the major challenges and needs of the region and wish him all the very best in his future endeavours.

During the last ASCAME General Assembly -which took place last 22 November in the framework of the 11th MedaWeek Barcelona in Barcelona- the Association approved the creation of three new Working Commissions : Agrifood, Integrity Values & Business Ethics and Meetings, Incentives, Conventions and Events.

With Expo Halal - Alimentaria 2018, the partners will exhibit in the unique Halal section, located in Hall 3 with a large presence of international and national companies.

The event is held under the auspices of the President of Egypt, Mr. Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, and addressed by a number of the country’s Ministers – including the Prime Minister. Like in every edition, the Investment Forum will gather business leaders and representatives of development banks and funds from the Gulf, EU, Africa, USA and Japan.

MEDIBAT spreads in Cameroon: AFRIBAT. Like its predecessor in Sfax-Tunisia, AFRIBAT is an international platform for construction in the heart of Africa for this 1st edition.

The Mediterranean Week of Economic Leaders (MedaWeek Barcelona) today closed its 11th edition with two key messages for the region, and wider international public. The first, is launching new initiatives for greater socio-economic development in the Mediterranean, in order to foster cross-border collaboration. The other – and by no means less important – is to consolidate Barcelona as the regional socio-economic hub, making it the Mediterranean city for exchange, dialogue and integration.