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Interreg Cooperation Day in Alexandria, Egypt
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SHARE4MED fosters a better governance for sea protection and coastal management
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Interreg NEXT MED at the Euro-Mediterranean Water Forum
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Join Us: Communities in Action for Interreg Cooperation Day 2026
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Interreg NEXT MED at the ‘Forum Mondial de la Mer’ in Tunisia
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Call for capitalisation projects: e-application form now available
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Blue economy: Interreg NEXT MED at the Atlantic–WESTMED Stakeholder Conference
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A second life for olive oil waste
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Interreg NEXT MED at Lebanon Grand Energy Event 2026
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Interreg NEXT MED to join the Mediterranean Pavilion at COP31
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10/11/2026 OPPORTUNITIES PROJECTS
WISEMED - Call for Tenders: Project Management Support Services
WISEMED invites service providers to submit offers for administrative and financial management support services in Tunisia, under Consultation No. 122/2026 launched by INRGREF. The submission deadline is 25 November 2026.
Mediterranean joint Water management and conservation Sustainable solutions
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10/11/2026 PROJECTS
EONANOBIOPS Connects Essential Oil Screening with Nano-Biopesticide Development for Sustainable Tomato Protection
EONANOBIOPS partners reviewed screening results, identified promising essential oils for further evaluation, and agreed on Year 2 priorities to advance nano-biopesticide development for more sustainable greenhouse tomato protection
Essential Oil-derived Next generation Nano-Biopesticides for Sustainable Eco-Friendly Agriculture
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10/11/2026 PROJECTS
EONANOBIOPS Showcases Seven Collaborative Research Posters on Sustainable Tomato Crop Protection in Italy
Seven scientific posters showcased collaborative research on tomato pests and diseases and the development of essential oil-based nanoformulations for more sustainable tomato crop protection.
Essential Oil-derived Next generation Nano-Biopesticides for Sustainable Eco-Friendly Agriculture
Research and innovation capacities -
10/11/2026 PROJECTS
EONANOBIOPS Turns Research Findings into Priorities for the Next Phase of Tomato Crop Protection
EONANOBIOPS partners reviewed essential oil screening results and set priorities for joint research, nanoformulation development and testing to support sustainable tomato crop protection.
Essential Oil-derived Next generation Nano-Biopesticides for Sustainable Eco-Friendly Agriculture
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10/11/2026 PROJECTS
EONANOBIOPS: How Can Essential Oils Be Transformed into Innovative Nanoformulations to Protect Greenhouse Tomatoes?
EONANOBIOPS partners joined hands-on laboratory in Catania, exploring innovative essential oil-based nanoformulations and strengthening Mediterranean cooperation for more sustainable tomato crop protection.
Essential Oil-derived Next generation Nano-Biopesticides for Sustainable Eco-Friendly Agriculture
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10/11/2026 PROJECTS
EONANOBIOPS Reviews First-Year Progress and Sets Priorities for Year 2 at Consortium Meeting in Italy
The first EONANOBIOPS Annual Consortium Meeting, brought Mediterranean partners together to review first-year findings and agree on research priorities for Year 2.
Essential Oil-derived Next generation Nano-Biopesticides for Sustainable Eco-Friendly Agriculture
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09/11/2026 PROGRAMME
Call for capitalisation projects in the sustainable tourism sector: 128 proposals submitted
The third and final call for proposals of the Interreg NEXT MED 2021-2027 Programme closed on 29 October 2026 with 128 proposals submitted. Discover some data on participation.
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09/11/2026 PROJECTS
SALAM Engages Students in Lebanon to Help Shape More Accessible Heart Care
At the University of Balamand, SALAM met students from medicine and engineering to explore how young people can help bring telecardiology and affordable medical technologies closer to the communities that need them most.
Social, sustAinable and incLusive heAlth care systems in Med area
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16/10/2026 OPPORTUNITIES PROJECTS
WISEMED Launches Call for a Research and Field Technician in Spain
WISEMED is looking for a Research and Field Technician to support the implementation of the project in Spain.
Mediterranean joint Water management and conservation Sustainable solutions
Water management
PROGRAMME KEY FIGURES
15
Participating countries100+
Eligible territories200+
Million people in the cooperation area292
Million euro total budgetTESTIMONIALS
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I am absolutely convinced of the importance of initiatives such as Interreg NEXT MED – a Programme created for the territories, with the territories, which puts the Mediterranean at the center of the European Union’s action. The success of the Programme is also related to the energy and commitment of the Region of Sardinia as Managing Authority.
Antonio Tajani
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Italy -
The different phases of the Mediterranean Basin Programme have promoted cooperation between people through partnerships among the public and private sectors, as well as the civil society. The importance of the Programme lies in its contribution to smart, sustainable and equitable development across the Mediterranean basin by supporting balanced, long-lasting, broad-based cooperation and multilateral governance.
Rania A. Al-Mashat
Minister of Planning, Economic Development and International Cooperation, Egypt -
Within the framework of the European Union’s cooperation policies with partner countries, Interreg NEXT MED serves as a pivotal platform for collaborative action across the Mediterranean. Leveraging its extensive experience in implementing the largest cooperation initiative in the Euro-Mediterranean area, the Region of Sardinia is dedicated to fostering harmonious fruitful relations between the two shores, with a continued commitment extending into the post-2027 programming period.
Alessandra Todde
President of the Autonomous Region of Sardinia -
NEXT MED is the largest Interreg programme on the EU’s external borders both in terms of funding and geographical coverage. When agreeing on the priorities, the 15 participating countries very wisely decided to focus on the most pressing needs and problems of the Mediterranean, in particular those that are best tackled jointly rather than by each country on its own. This is very much in line with the Commission’s vision.
Slawomir Tokarski
Director of European Territorial Cooperation, Macro-regions, Interreg and Programmes Implementation at DG REGIO, European Commission











