The Mediterranean Union is a political initiative aimed at enhancing cooperation among countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea. Established in 2008, it seeks to address common challenges such as economic development, environmental protection, and security issues. The union includes 43 member states, comprising both European and North African nations. This initiative promotes dialogue and collaboration through various projects and programs. It focuses on fostering sustainable development, improving transportation links, and encouraging cultural exchanges. The Mediterranean Union aims to create a more integrated and prosperous region, benefiting both its member countries and their citizens.