EMRA (Turkey) MEDREG President
		CRE (France) MEDREG Vice-President
		ERE (Albania) MEDREG Vice-President
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The Mediterranean region is currently lacking a harmonized and coordinated legal framework able to foster international energy cooperation. In order to promote the integration of Mediterranean energy markets...
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On 25 February, MEDREG welcomed Mr Abdellatif Bardach, President of the Moroccan Electricity Regulatory Authority (ANRE) in Milan to exchange expertise and best practices in the regulation of the Mediterranean electricity markets..
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In its new report, MEDREG assesses the level of development of power systems and identifies priorities and challenges for the stimulation of relevant investments in the Mediterranean region.
MEDREG posits that to stimulate investment and ensure the coherence of choices, it is necessary to clearly assess the priorities at national and regional levels.
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Download the report in English, Arabic and French.

MEDREG is delighted to welcome two new Members in the club of Mediterranean energy regulators with the recent joining of the Lebanese Centre for Energy Conservation (LCEC) and the Moroccan Electricity Regulatory Authority. With these new additions, the organisation counts an enlarged membership of 27 energy regulatory authorities from 22 countries, plus Mauritania as a perspective member.
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MEDREG would like to express its warmest congratulations and welcome to Dr. Mohamed Abdel Aziz Abdel Rahman, recently appointed as the new Executive Chairman of the Egyptian Electric Utility and Consumer Protection Regulatory Agency (EgyptERA).
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MEDREG and the Energy Community Regulatory Board (ECRB) joined forces to review the procedures available to energy consumers to handle complaints and settle disputes. The two organisations also drew recommendations. Based on a survey answered by 19 members from MEDREG and ECRB, the report reveals that regardless of the level of customers’ protection, consumers’ protection is gaining a growing interest.
Find out more about the main findings gleaned by the survey here.
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On 17 December in Cairo, the Gas Regulatory Authority (GasReg) headed by Eng. Karem Mahmoud, Executive Chairman, welcomed and Mr. Hasan Ozkoc, MEDREG Deputy Secretary General. Based on the cooperation protocol between the two organisations, the meeting discussed and identified support activities to enhance the work power of GasReg in performing its mandated role as provided in the Gas Law and its Executive Regulation.
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