Barcelona Declaration

The Barcelona Declaration, adopted in 2002 by the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership, is an agreement aiming to promote peaceful cooperation, stability, and economic development between European and Mediterranean countries. It emphasizes mutual respect for democracy, human rights, and good governance, while fostering trade, cultural exchange, and shared progress. Essentially, it’s a roadmap encouraging these regions to work together in a structured, collaborative way to build stronger relationships, address common challenges, and support sustainable growth for everyone involved.