Mediterranean Observatory
Italy-Africa and Mattei Plan Observatory
Monitoring of the legal and institutional phenomena generated by the Mattei Plan for Africa and by cooperation between Italy and African countries
The object of the monitoring
The legal phenomena of Italy-Africa cooperation
Within the Mediterranean Observatory, AGAMI monitors the legal and institutional phenomena generated by the Mattei Plan for Africa and by cooperation initiatives between Italy and African countries.
Attention focuses on the effects that public cooperation policies produce on legal systems and legal relationships: from bilateral agreements to legal mobility, from training to the role of diasporas.
The scope of study
The eight areas studied by the Observatory
Legal mobility
Vocational training
Recognition of competences
Investments and public-private partnerships
University cooperation
Role of diasporas
Impact on African legal systems
Connections
AGAMI Focus — The Mattei Plan and the RCMI
AGAMI Focus — Mattei Plan
A permanent editorial series dedicated to the legal and institutional aspects of Italy-Africa cooperation, with in-depth coverage of:
- regular entry flows and legal mobility;
- vocational training and university cooperation;
- investments and partnerships, with attention to Italy-Morocco relations;
- judicial cooperation;
- the role of Moroccan communities in Italy and Afro-Italian entrepreneurship.
The connection with the RCMI
The series is linked to the RCMI — Network of Moroccan Competences in Italy, presented as a concrete instrument for enhancing the human capital of the Moroccan diaspora within the framework of cooperation between Italy and Africa.
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The analysis is technical-legal and independent in nature: AGAMI does not engage in politics, but studies the legal effects of public policies on Euro-African and Mediterranean relations.