LMDP

Laboratoire Méditerranéen de Droit Public (LM-DP) is a collaborative initiative dedicated to exploring and advancing public law across the Mediterranean region. Established in Toulouse, France, LM-DP comprises twelve national teams from diverse countries, including Algeria, Cyprus, Egypt, Spain, France, Greece, Italy, Lebanon, Morocco, Syria, Tunisia, and Turkey. The laboratory focuses on fostering dialogue and sharing knowledge through international conferences, colloquia, and scholarly publications.

LM-DP is committed to the comparative study of legal systems, examining ideological biases and potential harmonization of laws within the Mediterranean context. Their signature project includes the development of the first Mediterranean Treaty on public law. The laboratory also publishes the Mediterranean Public Law Review (RMDP), a platform for academic discourse featuring themes such as women’s rights, constitutional influences, and public service challenges.

Through engaging events and research, LM-DP promotes a vibrant network of legal scholars and practitioners dedicated to enhancing understanding and cooperation in public law across the Mediterranean basin.