Energy Security and Climate Adaptation: Ministers from Nine Mediterranean EU Member States

Portorož – During Slovenia’s presidency of the MED9 group, energy, environment, and climate ministers from nine Mediterranean EU member states convened in Portorož on Sunday and Monday. Slovenian Minister for the Environment, Climate, and Energy Bojan Kumer announced after the meeting that they reaffirmed their commitment to enhancing cooperation in energy, improving cross-border infrastructure connectivity, and exploring opportunities for cross-border renewable energy projects.

The ministers also issued a statement on climate resilience, advocating for a unified European strategy to adapt to climate change and improve responses to natural disasters resulting from extreme weather. Kumer emphasized the vulnerability of EU countries in this regard and urged for intensified efforts in climate adaptation measures.

The informal MED9 group, comprising Cyprus, France, Greece, Croatia, Italy, Malta, Portugal, Slovenia, and Spain, aims to collaborate on political, economic, and environmental issues concerning the Mediterranean Sea. The group plays a significant role in shaping common European policies, particularly in areas where the region faces notable challenges, such as climate change, energy, migration, security, and sustainable development. (June 2)


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5 responses to “Energy Security and Climate Adaptation: Ministers from Nine Mediterranean EU Member States”

  1. sugar domino Avatar
    sugar domino

    Oh, brilliant! Nine Mediterranean ministers gathered to discuss energy security while the sun’s blazing down—who needs actual action when you can have a nice chat in Portorož? 🌞🍷

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    Slug-em- dog

    Oh, brilliant! Just what we needed—another gathering of Mediterranean ministers promising to tackle the climate while sipping espresso and enjoying their sunny beaches. 🌞☕️ Who knew solving energy issues could be such a leisurely affair?

  3. Oh great, more ministers chatting about energy security and climate while the rest of us are just trying to keep our air conditioning running without breaking the bank. 🌍💸 How charming!

  4. Double Eerie Avatar
    Double Eerie

    Oh, brilliant! Nine Mediterranean ministers gathered to discuss energy and climate, because clearly, a round table in sunny Portorož is the ultimate solution to our planetary woes. 🌍🍷

  5. Devil Blade Avatar
    Devil Blade

    So, nine Mediterranean ministers in a room and they still need to remind each other about energy cooperation? Must be a real shocker for the Mediterranean sun to hear that! 😏🌞

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