Mediterranean Forum of Rome

Mediterranean Forum of Rome is rated 3 out of 5 in the category international affairs. Read and write reviews about Mediterranean Forum of Rome. The splendid location, the Temple of Hadrian, which hosted the first edition of the Mediterranean Forum, is especially symbolic. The great Roman Emperor “the Philosopher” has been a great follower and promoter of Romanity in the world as the founding principle of Europe and an inclusive and harmonizing action in the Mediterranean as Mare Nostrum. Hadrian’s foreign policy was characterized by peace, both external and internal, ensuring stability and security through controllable borders with civilization, containment and strengthening. The most turbulent borders were necessarily reinforced with permanent infrastructures, the most famous of which is the mighty Hadrian’s Wall in Great Britain. The MEDITERRANEAN FORUM of ROME is meant to be an occasion where different ideas and solutions will be exchanged, ideally leading to a Euro-Mediterranean common space of dialogue that addresses most of the current issues in the social, economic and cultural dimensions. The Mediterranean Forum will be a space where Representative of Governments, High-level Representatives of International Organization and Civil Society Activists can join and debate about the next challenges of the Mediterranean Area. High-profile speakers have participated to the first edition of the MED The Forum stresses the necessity of creating an opportunity for interaction that could take stance on the problems that are entangling Mediterranean waters and hitting European countries, namely the economic, security and migratory issues.