Members
The Mediterranean Dialogue initially started with five countries but has added two more over time.
- Algeria (joined in March 2000)
- Egypt (joined in February 1995)
- Israel (joined in February 1995)
- Jordan (joined in November 1995)
- Mauritania (joined in February 1995)
- Morocco (joined in February 1995)
- Tunisia (joined in February 1995)
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