The SALAM project officially launched in Bari, bringing together partners from Italy, Spain, Lebanon and Jordan to improve access to cardiology care. Through telecardiology, hospital hubs and mobile units, the initiative aims to support underserved communities across the Mediterranean.

On 3 February 2026, the MedRESOURCE project participated in the Kick-off Meeting of the ORIENTATE project held in Amman, Jordan. The event brought together project partners, researchers, and stakeholders committed to advancing circular economy solutions in the agricultural sector across the Mediterranean region.

Held on 4 February 2026 and led by the EPLO Institute for Sustainable Development, the second FOODGaP peer-learning webinar explored how effective food policies depend on strong governance systems, vertical coordination across levels, and meaningful participation. Drawing on experiences from international, metropolitan and local contexts, speakers highlighted the importance of clear mandates, structured collaboration and institutional continuity to deliver more coherent, inclusive and sustainable urban food systems.

DIEM's tunisian partner, Animed SARL, is launching a call for the selection of a Tunisian external auditor.

CAREMED Project advances resilient, patient-centered health in the Mediterranean, with its 2nd Local Thematic Committee meeting hosted by Izmir Provincial Directorate of Health.

The municipality of Nabeul in northeastern Tunisia is piloting local policies for waste prevention and valorization, targeting major waste producers like university and school canteens, dormitories, and hotels.

The American University of Beirut (AUB) joins MILenARI as a key partner driving the decentralisation of CAR‑T production across Mediterranean Partner Countries. AUB co‑leads the work package dedicated to the establishment, certification, and validation of CAR‑T manufacturing facilities.

On 7 March 2026, the DIEM Jordan partner Tarmeem Center for the Training on the Preservation of Cultural and Natural Heritage organised an online workshop bringing together representatives from public authorities, universities and the private sector to discuss the current skills needs in the Cultural Heritage field.

Selected participants will join an innovative learning programme combining audiovisual storytelling, digital creativity, and critical thinking, through workshops, peer exchange, and experimentation in MedYCI Studios. Deadline to apply: 18/03/2026