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ISPI and the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation are glad to announce the 10th edition of the Rome MED – Dialoghi Mediterranei/Mediterranean Dialogues. The MED community will reconvene in Rome for high-level discussions on the most critical issues of the wider Mediterranean.

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About Rome MED

The leading conference on the Mediterranean, promoted by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation and ISPI (Italian Institute for International Political Studies) is hosted annually in Rome. The MED Dialogues aim to rethink traditional approaches to the area, bringing in new ideas and suggestions as to draft a “positive agenda” for the region, which tackles security and socio-economic challenges through common visions.

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Middle East and North Africa

Tebboune’s “New Algeria” Heads to the Polls: What’s New and What’s Not

Over the past five years, Tebboune has articulated a vision for a "New Algeria," yet his attempts have not fundamentally transformed the regime's core structure. Will this election bring about any real change?

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Middle East and North Africa

Algeria’s Balancing Act between Historical Partnership with Russia and Independence

Rooted in history, the relationship between Algeria and Russia is expected to continue its robust and evolving cooperation.

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Middle East and North Africa

The Unbearable Lightness of Tebboune’s Gains

For his coming second term, the candidate Abdelmadjid Tebboune can rely on some favourable factors but has also to deal with some weak points.

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Middle East and North Africa

Algeria’s Silenced Vote: The Struggle for Rule of Law in an Era of Repression

The upcoming Algerian election is generating increasing concerns about its transparency and fairness.

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Middle East and North Africa

Tebboune’s “New Algeria” Is More Militarized Than Ever

As Abdelmadjid Tebboune stands for a second term Algerian political life has become more militarised than at any time since the electoral process was suspended in 1992.

MED Pillars

Rome MED builds upon four pillars: Security, Prosperity, Culture, and Human Dimension. Debates on these topics are intended to complement analyses of current challenges with new ideas and suggestions to scale-up economic cooperation, overcome regional rivalries and conflicts, and ensure that adequate incentives for sustainable development are set in motion.

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