The Mediterranean Citizens Assembly Foundation (MCAF) dedicated its annual meeting to talk about youth in the nowadays Mediterranean context. MedCities took part of the conversations and discussions as an active actor and an Euro-Mediterranean institution.
The MCA Foundation celebrates its VIII Meeting ‘Youth in the Mediterranean’ raising a great interdisciplinary debate on the situation of the different Mediterranean countries. MedCities, trought its Secretary General, Josep Canals, was present among other institutions and particulary young people, specialists, public institutions and civil society. The engaged public met in Barcelona on November 2019 with the firm purpose of analyzing, diagnosing and proposing dynamics among all the peoples of the Mediterranean. The objective was to generate proposals to improve the current situation of young people and build an equitable, sustainable and inclusive reality.
More than 123 participants from 18 Mediterranean countries participated in this event held at the headquarters of the Institut Europeu de la Mediterrània (IEMed) organized in different discussion groups in the format of agora. Issues such as culture and identity; economy, mobility and climate change; empowerment and citizenship; and new technologies and democracy in the Mediterranean were aproached.
You can read here the complete activity report of the meeting and the published new on the MCA Foundation, here.
Read here the main information and FAQs about the Istambul Award that aims at recognizing the role and contributions of cities and local authorities in fulfilling the UNEP/MAP vision for a healthy Mediterranean Sea and Coast.
MedCities brings together 25 Mediterranean member cities in Tangiers to share experiences on youth employment, in the framework of the TT Emploi project. Also, MedCities held the annual General Assembly that sat together some of the members, online and on-site.
MedCities joined the ANERIS Annual Meeting in Seville. The event convened 25 partners from 13 countries to advance collaboration on operational marine biodiversity (OMB) products and monitoring technologies and to review progress. MedCities’ role centred on integrating citizen science, notably through the Minka platform, which involves coastal cities in biodiversity monitoring.
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