Mediterranean Dialogue is the premier network of IEAM that convening leaders, experts, and policymakers to turn research into practical cooperation.

We move beyond academic debate to forge actionable, human-centric policies.

Where Clarity Meets Action

We are not a traditional think tank. We are a high-speed dialogue platform and expert network. Backed by the research rigor of IEAM, our mission is to convene the right people at the right time to address the Mediterranean’s most critical migration challenges. We deliver speed, accessibility, and synthesis.

Purpose

A forum for rigorous evidence and plural dialogue across the Mediterranean

How we work

Thematic forums, policy briefs, and cross-sector partnerships.

Core value

Clear recommendations, public memoranda, and pilot collaborations.

As a migration-focused organisation, we work within a dynamic network of think tanks committed to examining one of the most urgent issues of the 21st century. Through research, policy discussions, and cross-sector collaboration, we strive to develop sustainable solutions that balance human dignity, economic realities, and geopolitical considerations.

Historically, the Mediterranean has been a crossroads of cultures, a space of exchange and transformation. Today, we seek to restore its role as a bridge—one that fosters cooperation, innovation, and understanding in response to migration challenges. By promoting dialogue and evidence-based policymaking, we aim to turn migration into an opportunity for inclusive and positive change across the region.

Posts

The migration crisis has added new complexity to Tunisian-Libyan relations, already shaped by economic ties and regional instability. Since Libya’s 2011 collapse, Tunisia has faced security threats, economic disruptions, and humanitarian dilemmas. This article explores the impact of migration on both nations, highlighting policy responses, border security challenges, and the need for regional cooperation beyond media narratives.

Events & Insights

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The migration crisis has added new complexity to Tunisian-Libyan relations, already shaped by economic ties and regional instability. Since Libya’s 2011 collapse, Tunisia has faced security threats, economic disruptions, and humanitarian dilemmas. This article explores the impact of migration on both nations, highlighting policy responses, border security challenges, and the need for regional cooperation beyond media narratives.

Insights

The migration crisis has added new complexity to Tunisian-Libyan relations, already shaped by economic ties and regional instability. Since Libya’s 2011 collapse, Tunisia has faced security threats, economic disruptions, and humanitarian dilemmas. This article explores the impact of migration on both nations, highlighting policy responses, border security challenges, and the need for regional cooperation beyond media narratives.