From common challenges to preparedness: how HERACLES project supports AI-driven cooperation for stronger health systems

Exploring the link between AI and health preparedness: HERACLES partners share insights on how cooperation between research and business can strengthen Mediterranean health systems against future risks.

Healthcare Enterprises and Research Alliance for Collaboration, Learning, and Exploitation of AI-driven business Solutions

CAREMED is looking for a Healthcare Technical Expert in Tunisia

The selected candidate will be responsible for transnational coordination and technical follow-up of the CAREMED project.

Community-based Approach for Resilient Mediterranean Health

RESWATER contributes to discussions on resilient urban water management at the European Geosciences Union 2026

The RESWATER project was presented during the EGU General Assembly 2026 in Vienna, showcasing innovative approaches to resilient urban water management and the implementation of Non-Conventional Water Resources solutions across the Mediterranean region.

Non Conventional Water Resources for Resilient Urban Water Management

RESWATER contributes to international workshop on Nature-based Solutions for resilient water management

RESWATER was presented during an international training workshop held at the University of Cagliari, Italy, bringing together researchers, institutional representatives and students to exchange knowledge on Nature-based Solutions and sustainable water management across the Mediterranean.

Non Conventional Water Resources for Resilient Urban Water Management

Interreg NEXT MED in Tunisia hosts students from the College of Europe

On 22nd April 2026, the Tunisian Minister of Economy and Planification received a group of students from the College of Europe to exchange about the cooperation between the EU and Tunisia through the Interreg NEXT MED Programme.

European Commissioner Costas Kadis Visits the Oceanography Centre of the University of Cyprus, lead partner of the MEDJICARP project

European Commissioner for Fisheries and Oceans, Costas Kadis, visited the Oceanography Center of the University of Cyprus on 7 May 2026, emphasizing the importance of marine research and regional cooperation in addressing climate change impacts in the Eastern Mediterranean. The visit highlighted EU-funded initiatives such as MEDJICARP, which supports climate resilience, sustainable coastal management, and evidence-based environmental policy across the Mediterranean.

Mediterranean Joint Initiative for Climate Adaptation and Risk Prevention

STORM launches tender for the STORM Digital Platform

STORM invites qualified service providers to submit proposals for the development, implementation, and maintenance of the STORM Digital Platform. Interested applicants can consult the full tender notice and submission requirements through the link provided.

Integrating Seasonal Thermal Energy Storage in the Mediterranean Region

Take part in the Euromed Survey 2026 on Rethinking development cooperation in times of decline

If you work in the sector of cooperation in the Mediterranean region, then this survey is of your interest. Deadline to participate: 31st May 2026

Oceanography Center Showcases MedJICARP at Riding the Wave Cyprus 2026

This conference explores how ocean science and maritime innovation can more effectively inform European policies, competitiveness, and sustainability.

Mediterranean Joint Initiative for Climate Adaptation and Risk Prevention