mustapha mezghani mona laroussi lions club tunis tanit district 414 - tunisia
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Mustapha MezghaniMona Laroussi
Lions Club Tunis TanitDistrict 414 - Tunisia
A strong Mediterranean Integration Risks and contributions of Technology
Regional Intergration Advances of the Mediterranean Northern Bank Assets of the Southern Banks And in the Lions…
An Historical Integration: The mediterranean zone belonging is historically stronger than the belonging to Europ or Africa
Free Trade Agreements between South Mediterranea and European Union (Operational or in process)
A Strong Economic integration: more than 80% of the North African Trade is with Europ.
Concern mainly natural ressources and low added value products
Impoverishment of the southern bank the Mediterranean
Increase of migration from South to North
Increase of the influence of other regions of the world (China, India, USA,…): case of sub-saharian Africa
Increase of Investments and job creation in South Mediterranean countries and job retention in North Mediterranean (France case)
Revenu increase in South and North Mediterranean
Increase in the economy (and political) weight of the Mediterranean
Benefit from the language and cultural proximity
Based on WEF rankings
Economy Rank/139 ScoreIsrael 4 195,0France 21 50,4Italy 25 22,5Malta 26 15,0Slovenia 27 11,0Spain 28 7,1Cyprus 33 4,4Croatia 35 3,6Greece 37 3,0Portugal 45 1,6Lebanon 57 0,7Bosnia & Herzegovina 69 0,3Turkey 70 0,3Jordan 76 0,2Egypt 84 0,0Morocco 86 0,0Algeria 90 0,0Tunisia 90 0,0
Source: WEF - The Global Competitiveness Report 2010–2011
Source: WEF - The Global Competitiveness Report 2010–2011
Economy Rank/139 ScoreIsrael 14 5,1Portugal 30 4,5Slovenia 37 4,2Tunisia 41 4,1France 44 4,0Cyprus 45 4,0Spain 46 4,0Malta 56 3,8Italy 70 3,5Croatia 75 3,4Turkey 82 3,4Jordan 99 3,1Morocco 104 3,1Lebanon 109 3,1Greece 112 3,0Bosnia & Herzegovina 117 3,0Algeria 119 2,9Egypt 120 2,8
Source: WEF - The Global Competitiveness Report 2010–2011
Economy Rank/139 ScoreIsrael 11 4,7France 13 4,7Slovenia 32 3,7Tunisia 35 3,6Italy 39 3,5Cyprus 43 3,4Portugal 45 3,4Spain 47 3,2Malta 55 3,1Croatia 60 3,1Turkey 62 3,0Egypt 74 3,0Morocco 97 2,7Bosnia & Herzegovina 104 2,6Algeria 106 2,6Jordan 116 2,5Lebanon 119 2,5Greece 126 2,4
Source: WEF - The Global Competitiveness Report 2010–2011
Economy Rank/139 ScoreIsrael 1 6,2France 19 5,2Slovenia 27 4,7Portugal 28 4,7Tunisia 38 4,3Cyprus 41 4,2Spain 43 4,2Croatia 51 4,0Italy 65 3,8Malta 70 3,5Greece 88 3,3Turkey 89 3,3Morocco 93 3,1Algeria 96 3,1Jordan 98 3,1Bosnia & Herzegovina 104 3,0Egypt 110 2,9Lebanon 130 2,4
Source: WEF - The Global Competitiveness Report 2010–2011
Economy Rank/139 ScoreIsrael 7 5,3France 8 5,1Slovenia 22 4,2Italy 27 4,0Tunisia 36 3,5Portugal 39 3,5Spain 42 3,4Cyprus 43 3,4Malta 54 3,1Turkey 55 3,1Croatia 66 3,0Morocco 94 2,7Jordan 96 2,6Lebanon 99 2,6Greece 105 2,5Egypt 109 2,5Bosnia & Herzegovina 116 2,4Algeria 125 2,3
Source: WEF - The Global Competitiveness Report 2010–2011
Economy Rank/139 ScoreIsrael 6 6,4France 16 6,4Portugal 19 6,3Malta 30 6,0Spain 32 5,8Cyprus 36 5,7Slovenia 38 5,6Tunisia 42 5,6Turkey 48 5,5Jordan 49 5,5Croatia 55 5,4Greece 59 5,2Morocco 68 5,0Italy 73 5,0Lebanon 75 4,9Egypt 91 4,6Algeria 109 4,2Bosnia & Herzegovina 116 4,2
Source: WEF - The Global Competitiveness Report 2010–2011
Economy Rank/139 ScoreIsrael 32 4.4Cyprus 36 4.3France 41 4.1Tunisia 42 4.1Malta 44 4.0Slovenia 48 3.8Spain 52 3.7Portugal 65 3.4Jordan 66 3.4Morocco 76 3.2Turkey 90 3.0Italy 92 2.8Greece 103 2.7Lebanon 113 2.5Egypt 114 2.5Croatia 122 2.3Algeria 125 2.2Bosnia & Herzegovina 138 2.0
Does your country retain and attract talented people? 1 = no, the best and brightest normally leave to pursue opportunities in other countries;7 = yes, there are many opportunities for talented people within the country
Source: WEF - The Global Competitiveness Report 2010–2011
Economy Rank/139 ScoreFrance 5 5.9Spain 26 5.0Tunisia 27 5.0Israel 30 4.9Slovenia 35 4.7Italy 37 4.7Portugal 40 4.6Cyprus 43 4.5Malta 44 4.5Jordan 48 4.4Lebanon 53 4.4Turkey 58 4.2Morocco 60 4.2Croatia 61 4.2Egypt 64 4.1Greece 88 3.7Algeria 105 3.4Bosnia & Herzegovina 128 3.0
Mitigated
South Mediterranean countries presents many
assets
Source: WEF - The Global Competitiveness Report 2010–2011
Economy Rank/139 ScoreCyprus 13 5.1Lebanon 16 5.0Tunisia 20 5.0Malta 21 4.9France 29 4.7Slovenia 47 4.2Jordan 55 3.9Israel 74 3.6Portugal 76 3.6Italy 83 3.4Croatia 89 3.3Turkey 95 3.2Bosnia & Herzegovina 102 3.1Morocco 105 3.1Spain 107 3.1Algeria 117 2.9Greece 118 2.9Egypt 131 2.5
Source: WEF - The Global Competitiveness Report 2010–2011
Economy Rank/139 ScoreTunisia 7 5,6France 12 5,3Israel 17 5,1Greece 21 5,0Egypt 25 4,9Jordan 26 4,9Cyprus 32 4,7Lebanon 36 4,6Portugal 38 4,6Algeria 43 4,5Turkey 44 4,5Morocco 46 4,5Spain 47 4,4Italy 54 4,3Slovenia 73 4,0Malta 74 4,0Croatia 85 3,8Bosnia & Herzegovina 115 3,3
Source: WEF - The Global Competitiveness Report 2010–2011
Economy Rank/139 ScoreIsrael 7 6,1France 23 5,6Portugal 27 5,6Jordan 29 5,5Malta 31 5,5Tunisia 33 5,4Cyprus 43 5,3Spain 49 5,2Turkey 51 5,1Egypt 58 5,0Lebanon 68 4,8Slovenia 72 4,8Morocco 74 4,8Greece 91 4,4Croatia 98 4,4Italy 102 4,3Bosnia & Herzegovina 119 4,0Algeria 128 3,9
Source: WEF - The Global Competitiveness Report 2010–2011
Economy Rank/139 ScoreTunisia 13 5,3Portugal 14 5,3Malta 21 5,2Israel 26 5,2Jordan 36 5,0Morocco 45 5,0France 51 4,9Egypt 53 4,9Spain 57 4,9Turkey 64 4,8Cyprus 75 4,6Slovenia 101 4,2Bosnia & Herzegovina 102 4,2Greece 109 4,1Croatia 111 4,0Italy 112 4,0Lebanon 117 3,9Algeria 129 3,6
Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordane, Maroc, Tunisie, Turkey,…
Tunisia case
Moving some Technology production and research activities to the South:• Retention and reinforcement of this activity in
the initial country• Competitiveness Improvement• Proximity with customers
Tunisia case:• ST Microelectronics: Nokia cameras• Airbus & Boeing• Development centres: Alcatel lucent, LG R&D
centre, HR Access, HP, Sungard, Lear Corporation, SEA Latelec, …
District 414 Tunisia
As per exemple:
Distance learning centre for myopathes – 2001
GPS stick for blind people – 2010
Objective: How to improve mobility, autonomy, and security of blinds in a pedestrian urban context?
