
GAMe’s:history and activities
GAMe is the acronymous of Young Mediterranean Ambassadors. It’s a project belonging to RMEI, the Network of Engineering and Management Schools.
As part of the efforts of the EAMC (Engineering Association for Mediterraneen Countries) to promote and strengthen a culture of exchange and partnership on the cultural, academic, economic and social level in the Mediterranean region, a TUNeIT project was launched and to which have joined the schools of architecture and engineers: ENAU, ENSIT and ENIM as well as the Tunisian order of engineers. TUNeIT proposes the construction of a bridge connecting Africa and Europe via Cap Bon, Sicily and the Strait of Messina.
It is also a vector of scientific and cultural exchanges between professionals, academics and students from both shores of the Mediterranean.
In this context, the partners announced above are organizing an ideas competition for the design of an artificial island off El Haouaria Cap Bon Tunisia.
This competition is open to students of architecture schools and engineering students in Civil Engineering, Energy Engineering and Electrical Engineering. Three components are offered within the competition.
Website: http://www.tuneit.tn/fr/
Raise awareness among young student engineers, agronomists and architects undergoing training on the issue of climate change in the Mediterranean area.
Description
Develop a long-term internship program abroad. 10 internships on urban pollution issues caused by port traffic
Territorial base
Potentially all major coastal towns that are affected. The cities of Marseille (FR), Sousse (TN), Casablanca (MO), Tangier (MO), Rabat (MO), Jounieh (LB), Civitavecchia (IT), Thessaloniki (GE), Chania (GE) and Barcelona ( ES) are either stakeholders in the existing CLIMed program or have shown interest.
Project's holder
Mediterranean Network of Engineering Schools, association of university establishments specializing in engineering, agronomy, architecture and management. The network currently brings together around a hundred establishments on both shores of the Mediterranean with 17 countries represented.
Project progress
Existing program that it is desired to develop
Economic model
Grant