As part of the Interreg-Med InCircle project, the Tourism Agency of the Balearc Island, hand to hand with the municipality of Palma (member of MedCities network), have organized a set of stakeholder working groups with relevant stakeholders of the Balearic touristic sector.
As part of the Interreg-Med InCircle project, the Tourism Agency of the Balearc Island, hand to hand with the municipality of Palma (member of MedCities network), have organized a set of stakeholder working groups with relevant stakeholders of the Balearic touristic sector. These meetings took place during the month of June, and were a big success in terms of stakeholders from different points of the Balearic tourism sector, and because of their active participation and discussion regarding the future of the sector in the Islands.
The outcomes of such working groups will be taken into account, together with other outputs of the InCircle project such as the assessment of the circularity of the territory, in order to draft a strategy of sustainable and circular tourism for the Balearic Islands. In addition, the municipality of Palma will draw a local action plan in line with the objectives set on the Balearic Islands strategy.
The Barcelona Academy for Mediterranean Municipalities (BAMM) took place from October 15 to 18, 2024, organised by MedCities and the Barcelona City Council. The academy gathered 16 technical experts and mayors from ten cities: Amman, Antalya, Barcelona, Bethlehem, Benghazi, Irbid, Málaga, Sarajevo, Tétouan, Tripoli (Lebanon), and the non-Mediterranean city of Nouakchott.
MedCities was invited to participate and it was a great experience as the Secretary-General could underline that the migratory aspect is now included as a key topic to be addressed in some of our projects such as ASIMATunis strategic plan, and included in some of the actions of projects that look at the greening the cities concept with a migration perspective, like Irbid. Also, Canals could explain the experience of the Tanger Accueil project.
The municipalities of Agadir, Ancona, Dubrovnik, Izmir, Mersin, Sarajevo & Rethymno met in Montpellier to visit on the field the Metropole Mediterrannee Montpellier's transformative projects to prioritise pedestrians on the urban space, and promote cycling and public transport, with new tramlines and strong efforts to support the change of behaviours of daily commuting in the city.
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