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Download the Programme (PDF) Under the Patronage 2020 BEYOND COVID-19: NAVIGATING SOLUTIONS FOR POST PANDEMIC TIMES SIXTH EDITION 25.11 > 4.12.2020 opening/closings sessionss a night withs wednesday forums forum by invitation onlys 25 november panelss report presentationss dialoguess conversationss OPENING SESSION 10.00 - Giampiero Massolo, President, Italian Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI), Italy 11.00 Luigi Di Maio, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Italy cet PANEL CHILD PROTECTION IN ARMED CONFLICT: ESTABLISHING A MEDITERRANEAN DIALOGUE ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD OPENING REMARKS AND CHAIR Laura Guercio, Universities Network for Promoting the Rights of Children in Armed Conflicts KEYNOTE SPEECHES 11.30 Marina Sereni, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Italy - Virginia Gamba, Special Representative of the UN Secretary General 12.30 for Children and Armed Conflicts cet PANEL DISCUSSION Inger Ashing, CEO, Save the Children International Veronique Aubert, Co-Chair, Global Coalition to Protect Education from Attack (GCPEA) Fausto Pocar, Honorary President, International Institute of Humanitarian Law Francesco Rocca, President, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent FORUM RELIGIONS HUMAN FRATERNITY & INCLUSIVE CITIZENSHIP in partnership with Adyan Foundation OPENING REMARKS Emanuela Del Re, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Italy HUMAN FRATERNITY AND INTERRELIGIOUS ENGAGEMENT FOR PEACEFUL AND INCLUSIVE SOCIETIES Mohamed Abdel-Salam, Secretary General, Committee for Human Fraternity (former Advisor to the Grand Imam of Al Azhar) Jean-Marc Aveline, Archbishop of Marseille, France André Azoulay, Advisor to the King of Morocco 15.00 Nayla Tabbara, Cofounder and Vice President, Adyan Foundation, Lebanon - Chair: 17.00 Fabio Petito, Head, Religions and International Relations Programme, cet Italian Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI); University of Sussex, UK RELIGION AND INCLUSIVE CITIZENSHIP IN THE EURO-MED SPACE Hassan Nadhem, Minister of Culture, Iraq Paul Gallagher, Secretary for Relations with States, Holy See Azza Karam, Secretary General, Religions for Peace Alberto Melloni, Director, John XXIII Foundation for Religious Studies (Fscire), Italy Miguel Angel Moratinos, High Representative, United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC) Chair: Fadi Daou, President, Adyan Foundation, Lebanon opening/closings sessionss a night withs thursday forums forum by invitation onlys 26 november panelss report presentationss dialoguess conversationss PANEL | RETHINKING PROSPERITY BARCELONA !25: CITIES IN THE EURO-MEDITERRANEAN PARTNERSHIP in cooperation with CIDOB and Barcelona City Council Souad Abderrahim, Mayor of Tunis Ada Colau, Mayor of Barcelona 12.00 Dario Nardella, Mayor of Florence; President, Eurocities - Michèle Rubirola, Mayor of Marseille 13.00 Yousef Shawarbeh, Mayor of Amman cet Tunç Soyer, Mayor of İzmir Moderators: Pol Morillas, Director, Barcelona Centre for International Affairs (CIDOB), Spain Paolo Magri, Executive Vice President, Italian Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI), Italy DIALOGUE Anwar Gargash, Minister of State, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, United Arab Emirates (UAE) 14.00 In dialogue with - Marc Perelman, France24 14.30 Monica Maggioni, RAI cet PANEL | RETHINKING MIGRATION READY TO RESET? NEW MIGRATION PARTNERSHIP FOR A POST-PANDEMIC MEDITERRANEAN Luciana Lamorgese, Minister of the Interior, Italy Ylva Johansson, Commissioner for Home Affairs, European Commission 16.00 Fathi Ali Abdul Salam Bashagha, Minister of the Interior, - Government of National Accord (GNA), Libya 17.00 António Vitorino, Director General, International Organization for Migration (IOM) cet Evarist Bartolo, Minister for European and Foreign Affairs, Malta Moderators: Hanne Beirens, Director, MPI Europe Paolo Magri, Executive Vice President, Italian Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI), Italy DIALOGUE Riyad Al Malki, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Palestine 17.30 In dialogue with - Lucia Goracci, RAI 18.00 Hugh Lovatt, Policy Fellow, European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) cet opening/closings sessionss a night withs friday forums forum by invitation onlys 27 november panelss report presentationss dialoguess conversationss FORUM COOPERATION THE HEALTH-NUTRITION-AGRICULTURE NEXUS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN organized by Directorate General for Development Cooperation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Internsational Cooperation and Ciheam Bari OPENING SESSION Emanuela Del Re, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Italy Maurizio Raeli, Director, CIHEAM Bari, Italy KEYNOTE SPEECH Bing Zhao, Director, Smallholder and Food Systems Support, World Food Programme (WFP) PANEL DISCUSSION Ayoub Al Jawaldeh, Regional Advisor Nutrition for the Eastern Mediterranean, EMRO, 9.00 World Health Organization (WHO) - Monique Eloit, General Director, World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) 10.30 cet Stefano Scarpetta, Director, Employment, Labour and Social Affairs, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Marcela Villarreal, Director, Partnerships and UN Collaboration Division, Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Chair: Antonio Polito, Corriere della Sera Q&A SESSION CONCLUSIONS Giorgio Marrapodi, Director General for Development Cooperation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Italy PANEL | RETHINKING PROSPERITY TURNING CRISIS INTO OPPORTUNITY: FOSTERING A SUSTAINABLE RECOVERY FOR THE FUTURE Guy Ryder, Director General, International Labour Organization (ILO) Rania Al-Mashat, Minister of International Cooperation, Egypt Hamad bin Sulaiman Al Bazai, Deputy Minister of Finance, Saudi Arabia 15.00 Sultan Bin Rashid Al-Khater, Undersecretary, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Qatar - Jeffrey Schlagenhauf, Deputy Secretary General, Organisation for Economic Co-operation 16.30 cet and Development (OECD) Moderators: Amy Kellogg, Fox News Karim El Aynaoui, President, Policy Center for the New South, Morocco opening/closings sessionss a night withs monday forums forum by invitation onlys 30 november panelss report presentationss dialoguess conversationss FORUM YOUTH YOUTH CONTEST MANAGING THE PANDEMIC AND FINDING A POST-COVID RECOVERY STRATEGY 10 Mediterranean youths present their innovative ideas selected for the Youth Forum Contest 2020 INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Chiara Lovotti, Associate Research Felllow, Italian Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI), Italy Mahmoud Abd Rabu - project “Decentralized School System” Tariq Al-Olaimy - project “Recipes for Wellbeing” Haidar Anbar - project “Design an integrated Sharing system to link the different medical facilities remotely with a central unit” Sofia Ditano - project “UNVEIL” Paola Ibrahim - project “COVID-19 Emergency Health Response in Syria” 9.00 Marilena Maragkou - project “WE AfriHUG2021” - Bouchra Messaoudi - project “IRADA” 11.00 cet Hala and Heba Nasreldin - project “Mediterranean Homeless Initiative” Roberto Renino - project “Lebanon’s Farmers Souk” Hibah Shadi - project “Dronegency” Chaired by: Forsan Hussein, Zaitun Ventures, Israel and Adel Hamaizia, Chatham House, UK “ARAB YOUTH SURVEY” PRESENTATION Florence Gaub, Deputy Director, European Union Institute for Security Studies (EUISS) and Osama Filali Naji, Founder & CTO, Arab Research & Advocacy Bureau CLOSING REMARKS Marina Sereni, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Italy NOMINATION OF THE ! WINNERS OF THE YOUTH FORUM CONTEST FORUM INFRASTRUCTURE | by invitation only RETHINKING INFRASTRUCTURE: FOSTERING A STEADY AND SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC RECOVERY IN THE MEDITERRANEAN with the knowledge partnership of McKinsey & Company SESSION I | NEW FUNDS FOR A POST-PANDEMIC RECOVERY Kick-off speeches: Stefano Napoletano, Global Leader of Capital Projects & Infrastructure, McKinsey & Company Erick Becker, Manager Infrastructure Department - Middle East & North Africa, 11.00 - International Finance Corporation, World Bank Group 13.00 Luca Lazzaroli, Director General, European Investment Bank cet Andrea Scotti, Head of Infrastructural Development, Cassa Depositi e Prestiti Riccardo Dutto, Managing Director - Global Head of Infrastructure, Intesa Sanpaolo Chair: Vincenzo Ercole Salazar Sarsfield, Global Head of Italian Infrastructure, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation and ANCE opening/closings sessionss a night withs monday forums forum by invitation onlys 30 november panelss report presentationss dialoguess conversationss SESSION II | TOWARDS A REGIONAL INTEGRATION IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: THE CORE ROLE OF ENERGY AND TRANSPORTATION Kick-off speeches: Alessandro Agosta, Partner, McKinsey & Company Barbara Beltrame Giacomello, President, BusinessMed; Vice-President for International Affairs, Confindustria Wael Almazeedi, Chairman and co-founder, FATE (Free Access to Energy) Consortium Marco Patuano, Chairman, A2A 11.00 Viviana Vitto, Head of Market Studies & Strategic Analysis, Global Infrastructure & Networks, Enel - Maryam Khansari, General Manager, Herison Construction Company and International Relations 13.00 Manager, Iran Association of Construction Companies cet Chair: Carlo Secchi, Head, Centre on Infrastructure and Vice President, Italian Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI), Italy; European Coordinator for Infrastructural Priority Projects (TEN-T), European Commission Closing Remarks: Nicola Sandri, Global Leader of Transport Infrastructure, McKinsey & Company
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