The platform
for political dialogue and
Parliamentary Cooperation
in the Euro-Mediterranean
and Gulf Regions
The platform for political dialogue
and Parliamentary Cooperation in
the Euro-Mediterranean
and Gulf Regions
- 21.12.2022The First Coordination Meeting on the Mediterranean Strategy for the Prevention of, Preparedness, and Response to Marine Pollution from Ships takes place in Malta
- 20.12.2022Constitutive Session of the Marrakesh PAM Economic Forum – Conclusions and the Way Ahead
About PAM
Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean (PAM) is an international organization, bringing together 34 member parliaments from the Euro-Mediterranean and Gulf regions to discuss and face critical issues, such as regional conflicts, security and counter-terrorism, humanitarian crises, economic integration, climate change, mass migrations, education, human rights and inter-faith dialogue.
Through PAM, Member Parliaments engage in productive debates, share legislative experiences and work together towards constructive solutions.
For the biennium 2021-2022, PAM is presided by Hon. Gennaro Migliore (Italy)
The Three Standing Committees
- 1st Standing CommitteePolitical and Security-related Cooperation
- Parliamentary support to peace efforts in regional conflicts
- Political dialogue
- Security and stability
- Humanitarian crises
- Counterterrorism
- Support to electoral processes and strengthening of democratic institutions
- 2nd Standing CommitteeEconomic, Social and Environmental Cooperation
- Economic development
- Trade and investment promotion
- Support for SMEs, startups and employment
- Climate change and environmental protection
- Energy security and green energy transition
- Digitalization, artificial intelligence and innovation technology
- 3rd Standing CommitteeDialogue among Civilisation and Human Rights
- Mass Migrations
- Human rights
- Gender issues
- Protection and promotion of cultural heritage
- Education and youth issues
- Inter-religious dialogue
- Promotion of tolerance and dialogue among civilizations