The legacy of the ENI CBC programming period, its challenges and achievements, as well as plans for the future from the point of view of the National Authority in Tunisia. Our “Three questions to…” address Fethi Ben Mimoun, General Manager at the Ministry of Economy and Planning – Cross-border Cooperation Unit, National Authority of ENI CBC MED and ENI CBC Italy-Tunisia.
"In Türkiye there is a huge level of interest both in Interreg NEXT Black Sea and Mediterranean Sea Basin programmes"
"The proximity the EU has with the Middle East is essential"
"Our projects have been able to train over 18.000 people, mostly youngsters and women, so they are better equipped to find a job on the labour market..."
"Your voice, our future: shaping cooperation together"
"There is a strong demand for cooperation in Tunisia"
“In the north, we have planted seeds for growth”
It will take time to build new, lasting partnerships
We are proud of the innovation projects spurred in Arctic technology
We learnt how well we can handle obstacles when joining forces
"Our programme spread a new project attitude"
The right skills to nurture a green automotive industry
Preparing to survive earthquakes
Saving tree crops from pests
A cooperation pioneer back to the helm
How satellite images can help save water ecosystems
From Tunisia to Greece, borderless youth for cooperation
When common roots inspire solidarity
The new generation of entrepreneurs
"I don’t tell my family I'm driving aid to Ukraine"
Youth speaking the universal language of sustainability