TWO PROTAGONISTS OF THE MEDSNAIL PROJECT, THAT INVOLVES DIFFERENT COUNTRIES AROUND THE MEDITERRANEAN, INTRODUCE TO SOME OF THE TRADITIONAL FOODS OF RURAL JORDAN.

Aqaba, Jordan
April 8th, 2021

The Department of Antiquities of Jordan and The Royal Marine Conservation Society of Jordan (JREDS) signed a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at preserving national heritage, increasing awareness and knowledge about archaeological and historical sites in Aqaba, protecting the cultural, historical and marine heritage and implementing sustainable activities to preserve the sites.

Practice makes perfect. There is no doubt about it. Historically, educational models that incorporated experiential and real-life experiences have proven to be more successful. Currently many professions already employ experiential training approaches – learning-on-the-job, internships, and fellowships are only some examples. As we enter the during and post-covid reality, however, in-person practical experience is becoming harder to attain. 

“Our goal is to regenerate all the   nets  no   longer   repairable   resulting   from   fishing   on   the   territory   of   Mazara   del   Vallo”. That is the key idea behind this Italian-based project that is taking part of the training provided by GIMED project.

A small step forward from the Italian government in the fight against the marine litter. The Italian Chamber of Deputies approved at the beginning of the month the European delegation law which transposes 39 European directives into our system, including the one that restricts the use of certain disposable items (known as the SUP Directive).

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The Official Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Services and Shipping of Seville, based in Seville (Spain), has published a call of interest to select an external auditor for INTECMED Project and invites interested parties who meet the requirements to submit a bid for this position.

•    Contractor:  The Official Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Services and Shipping of Seville

•    Category: External subcontracting audit services in INTECMED project.

The deadline for submitting bids is on 30th of April 2021 at 2:00 pm CET

Funded by the ENI-CBCMED, the MED GAIMS project develops games in tourist destinations not for fun only, but with the  goal of creating memorable experiences for the visitors in order to increase tourist flows, and to develop jobs within the gamification industry. Ten games will be developed in each of Lebanon, Jordan, Italy, and Spain; five analog games, and five digital games. All the games experiences have to be related with the tourists’ destinations, their cultural heritage and their attractions.

After a first phase of support and pre-treatment, the MEDSt@rts project identified 6 women and 9 men who, in the coming months, will develop their business ideas and get up to 10,000 euros of financing.

Civitavecchia, 9 April - The first vocational training course of the YEP MED project, funded by the ENI CBC Med European programme, has ended in Civitavecchia. The three-day course, coordinated by Escola Europea Country Manager, Marco Muci, together with the Port Authority of Civitavecchia, was held remotely with 43 students from the ITS Sustainable Mobility of Ortona.