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Human Rights

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Human Rights

EuroMedAI Submission to the First UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance

EuroMedAI's written submission to the first UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance (Geneva, 6–7 July 2026). Drawing on our comparative assessment of AI capacity across nine South Mediterranean countries, the submission makes the case for closing the AI divide as a precondition for legitimate global governance, and sets out concrete proposals: a shared maturity-measurement method, a Minimum Irreducible Capacity floor, a Shared South-Med compute hub, and a Mediterranean AI Fund.

mai 2026 Mohamed Alouane, Ermelinda Kanushi, Alejandro Tlaie Boria

Journal EuroMedAI

Articles et actualités

24 août 2026Announcements

Digital Humanism Fellowship 2026–2027: Applications Now Open

The Institute for Human Sciences (IWM) is offering three-month Junior Visiting Fellowships in Vienna for doctoral and recent postdoctoral researchers across all academic disciplines. Applications close on 21 September 2026.

Digital Humanism Call for Applications

29 juil. 2026Event Recap

Gen Z × AI — Shape the Rules: Youth Workshop Recap, Tunis

Fourteen selected young Tunisians spent an evening with EuroMedAI and Amnesty International Tunisia working through the ethics, human-rights stakes, and real-world cases of AI governance — and left with youth-led proposals of their own.

AI Governance Youth

15 févr. 2026Statements

EuroMedAI Statement | UN Resolution 79/325 & The Future of AI

The UN General Assembly has officially confirmed the 40 members of the Independent International Scientific Panel on AI. EuroMedAI is pleased to see a presence from our region, ensuring that the unique socio-economic and cultural contexts of the Mediterranean basin and Europe are represented.

UN Resolution 79-325

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Événements

24 juil.

Événement passé

Gen Z × AI — Shape the Rules: Youth Workshop on AI Governance

A selective, expert-led workshop by EuroMedAI and Amnesty International Tunisia where young participants will examine AI governance through ethics, human rights, practical cases, and collective policy proposals.

Tunis