MedOr Italian Foundation

Med-Or Italian Foundation has launched Med-Or Talks, offering in-depth conversations with leading figures in global affairs.

As Tanzania approaches its October 2025 elections, the long-standing ruling party CCM appears well positioned to continue its leadership.

The traveling exhibition “Mediterranea: Visions of an Ancient and Complex Sea” and the fifth edition of Med-Or Day, featuring the distinguished presence of Professor David Abulafia, offer an in-depth reflection not only on the historical and cultural significance of the Mediterranean but also on its renewed strategic centrality.

The Eastern Congo peace process has taken another step forward, but its ultimate goal is still elusive. By Corrado Čok

The guns may have fallen silent for now, but few believe the crisis between Israel and Iran has been fully resolved. That was the clear message from a high-level webinar hosted on 2 July 2025 by the Med-Or Italian Foundation and Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei (FEEM), which brought together leading experts to assess the geopolitical, security, and energy consequences of the confrontation.

On July 3^rd, the Med-Or Italian Foundation hosted the fifth edition of Med-Or Day at its headquarters. This year’s event featured David Abulafia, Emeritus Professor of Mediterranean History at the University of Cambridge, as its distinguished guest speaker.

Ginevra Leganza meets David Abulafia, Professor of Mediterranean History at the University of Cambridge

The renewed activism of the United States in its own “backyard” is now facing a deeply rooted Chinese presence. Latin American countries are navigating fragile terrain, caught between mounting strategic pressures and economic constraints that are hard to escape.

On June 10, 2025, Med-Or organized a seminar in Rome titled “Kenya’s Renewable Energy and Green Industrialization Opportunities”. The event featured the participation of H.E. Ali Mohamed, President William Ruto’s Special Envoy for Climate Change.