Country: Malta

Our digital future: What Mediterranean wisdom can teach us

The conference will be focused on the digital future while consulting Mediterranean traditions in philosophy, science, and culture. Panelists will discuss pressing issues such as AI and data, internet governance, cybersecurity, cooperation, and sharing information and knowledge. Introductory remark by Hon. Evarist Bartolo, Malta’s Minister of Foreign Affairs (video message) Panel reflections by Diplo researchers Ambassador Amr Aljowaily, … Read more

Save our Mediterranean

Two year 6 classes from STMC Marsaskala St Anne primary school are participating in this event. The pupils held discussions in class regarding the importance of safeguarding the Mediterranean sea. Discussions focussed on ways how to keep our Mediterranean sea clean and on action they can take as kids to protect the mediterranean sea. Pupils … Read more

Mediterranean Sea Passages

Year 6 students (10 year olds) will visit Il-Magħluq ta’ Marsaxlokk, a man-made enclosure for fishermen’s vessels. They will use paper boats to simulate the shipping industry at the Malta Freeport Terminal, which is a transhipment hub in the heart of the Mediterranean. This activity has a curricular link with Social Studies Syllabus – GEOGRAPHY … Read more

4th Mediterranean Forum

The Forum aims to present the Mediterranean as a hub of innovative water management responses which have been locally developed or adapted to address the prevailing challenges of the region including those related to climate change impacts. It will also outline how the Mediterranean region is developing an integrated implementation framework through the Union for … Read more

Campaign 2021 Highlights

Campaign 2022 Highlights

Campaign 2023 Highlights

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