The Mediterranean and the global strategy

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Title:	The Mediterranean and the global strategy
Authors:	Mogherini, Federica
Keywords:	National security -- Mediterranean Region Human trafficking -- Mediterranean Region Emigration and immigration -- International cooperation Security, International European Union countries -- Government policy Mediterranean Region -- Politics and government Syria -- History -- Civil War, 2011- Libya -- History -- Civil War, 2011-
Issue Date:	2016-12
Publisher:	University of Malta. Mediterranean Academy of Diplomatic Studies
Citation:	Mogherini, F. (2016, December). The Mediterranean and the global strategy. Med Agenda: MEDAC Publications in Mediterranean IR and Diplomacy, 3-15.
Abstract:	I commence my address by saying that last time I was in Malta was for the Summit on Migration we had with the African countries one year ago. Today I come here straight from Tunis, actually closer to Malta than Brussels. This is of particular interest as sometimes people tend to think of Malta as the edge of Europe; sometimes the periphery of Europe. Actually in the world of today Malta is rather the gate of Europe, which means also the heart of Europe because in the world we live in, gates and doors are the centre of our systems. It is more about connections than about separate systems. It’s a world with multiple centres: centres for growth, centres for progress, for exchanges among cultures; and there is no doubt that the Mediterranean is one of the key centres of our World.
Description:	Address delivered at the Mediterranean Academy of Diplomatic Studies MEDAC University of Malta, 2nd November, 2016
URI:	https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/46546
Appears in Collections:	December 2016

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