25 years after the Barcelona Euro-Mediterranean Foreign Affairs Conference, the Fundación Tres Culturas takes up crucial issues from this initiative to assess the current situation and evaluate where more persevering action is required and where progress is favourable and examples of good practice can be drawn from.
The second of these roundtables, entitled Debates around the Mediterranean. Session on the labour market and young peopleThe event, held on 6 February, was attended by Esmat Elsayed, co-founder of Young Mediterranean Voices, who spoke with Gemma Aubarell Solduga, associate professor at the School of Communication and International Relations at Blanquerna and associate researcher at GRITIM-Pompeu Fabra University.
As part of the Tres Culturas Contigo programme of activities, we are making the video of this second session available to the public for those who were unable to attend or who wish to analyse in more depth what was discussed.
This activity is subsidised by the Spanish Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation and forms part of the various activities it carries out for the study, analysis and implementation of Spanish foreign policy priorities.
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