Marseilles October 10, 2009
For five years, the Mediterranean Institute and the Circle of the Economists combined their efforts to claim a further economic integration of the countries of the South and North of the Mediterranean.  This is why they had estimated the surplus of annual growth tied to this stronger relationship between countries, to approximately 1% per year for the countries of the South and 0.3% for those of the North. This would require open codes of investment of liberalization of the markets and in particular of the agricultural …

A few words from Jean Louis Reiffers about the Union for the Mediterranean.

To think the greater Euro-Mediterranean is to think the Mediterranean in its economic and territorial dimensions, that is the premise of the founders of the Institute.