Events

Naples, Italie

GMF’s Mediterranean Strategy Group (MSG) is the leading transatlantic dialogue on Mediterranean affairs. The forum brings together senior European and U.S. representatives from government, the media, business, and academia with some of the top strategic thinkers from both sides of the Mediterranean on a bi-annual basis for a highly interactive conversation on a wide spectrum of economic, foreign policy, and security issues.

Faculté des sciences juridiques, économiques et sociales de Tanger

Sous le thème : transformation structurelle et compétitivité de l’économie marocaine

Paris, France

The current phase of globalization has fostered growing bipolarization, with China catching up with the United States both economically and strategically. In the meantime, the world is becoming increasingly unstable: crises in the Middle East, complex coexistence between Russia and Europe, regions of instability in Africa… In this context, Europe and Africa have never been so interested in each other. For many Africans, Europe is both a land of economic attraction and a continent with which it remains difficult to engage in a trusting relationship. There are more and more States building relationships with so-called Southern countries – in particular China, India, Turkey and Brazil – are more and more numerous. For many Europeans, Africa is both an economic Eldorado and a continent that raises concerns, particularly linked to its demography and migration. How do we reconcile these perceptions? How do we build effective collaborations between both regions? How do we contribute to their economic, social and political development in the coming decades?

OCP Policy Center, Rabat

Avec « Le Ben Laden du Sahara: sur les traces du djihadiste Mokhtar Belmokhtar » (Éditions La Martinière, Paris, 2014), Lemine Ould M. Salem dévoile à travers la trajectoire du célèbre émir islamiste algérien une somme considérable d’informations qui décrivent de manière inédite les dynamiques internes des groupes djihadistes liés à Al Qaida au Maghreb et au Sahel. Ce travail décrit comme “précieux”, par les spécialistes, continue avec le nouvel essai, « L’histoire secrète du jihad: d’Al Qaida à l’Etat islamique » (Éditions Flammarion, janvier 2018, Paris).