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The Intermediterranean Commission is one of the six Geographical Commissions of the CONFERENCE OF PERIPHERAL MARITIME REGIONS. Each Geographical Commission has its own organisational structure, so that it can promote its specific identity and cooperate on subjects of common interest, while contributing to the cohesion and unity of the Conference.
Created in Andalusia in 1990 to express the shared interests of Mediterranean Regions in important European negotiations, the CPMR Intermediterranean Commission (IMC) encompasses the issues raised in all the Regions bordering the Mediterranean Sea.
The CPMR Intermediterranean Commission gathers around 40 Member Regions from 8 different EU Member States and other countries (Albania, Cyprus, France, Greece, Italy, Malta, Morocco and Spain). It is open to all the different sub-national levels in all Mediterranean countries.
The gathering of the Intermediterranean Commission Members Regions represents a bond of peace, stability and development between three continents, Europe, Africa and Asia.
The Intermediterranean Commission work focuses on the development of the Euro-Mediterranean dialogue and territorial cooperation, concentrating its efforts on Transport and Integrated Maritime Policy, Economic and Social Cohesion, Water and Energy. Today, it is calling for a macro-regional strategy for the Mediterranean and fostering the emergence of Mediterranean citizenship – also on migration policies – mobilising partners from the southern rims of the basin too.
The Mediterranean area has its own specific character to be championed at European level. Mediterranean Regions must work together to ensure that European policies better address their issues when defining priorities and modalities of implementation. This is particularly the case when the policies concern regional development, maritime affairs, agriculture or transportation to mention but a few.
The Mediterranean Regions are convinced that intensifying the territorial scope of their partnership is the only way to build a new vision of the Euro-Mediterranean area. On one hand so that public policy can be better instilled among all the different populations through deconcentrated/ decentralised activities; and on the other hand to ensure better-balanced chances of development in the area, between countries, regions and urban intercommunities and the rural world.
By hosting its different working groups and political dialogue between its members, the Intermediterranean Commission takes position as a think-tank institution embodying the territorial scope of the Mediterranean Union by proposing and developing strategic projects that could be supported by EU mechanisms.
Consult the Action Plan 2020-2022 of the Intermediterranean Commission: EN-FR
Closing date: |
20/05/2026
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Junior
Senior
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