Deadline for submitting applications is 8th August 2020.

Djebel Ressas is a high and rugged outcropping of Jurassic limestone situated on the horizon southeast of Tunis.

The salinas of Sfax-Thyna in Tunisia are among the Mediterranean saltpans that could benefit from the sustainable business model of the project MedArtSal.

The two pilot areas of the Shouf and West Bekaa have always been home for the traditional know-how linked to agriculture and food processing.

The deadline for submitting bids is August, 7th 2020.

History, natural beauties and a strategic location: welcome to Aqaba, Jordan, where the tourism sector should re-start from.

This five-days online training was the first step to better understand the organic agro-food sector in the Mediterranean region and set the ground for a common path towards an 'organic ecosystem'.

The GIMED project joined forces with the SwitchMed programme in Lebanon to provide the first online training of trainers on Sustainable Business Model Development.

The Med Pearls project is working in 13 areas of 6 countries to develop the first ever cross-border offer of Slow Tourism experiences in the Mediterranean region.