On occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Barcelona Process, the Fondazione Laboratorio Mediterraneo – Maison de la Méditerranée is interviewing politicians, personalities from cultural and scientific circles, experts and other actors of the Euro-Mediterranean area in order to collect incentives to spark and innovate again this important process launched by the EU. The interviews in their respective languages follow below: John Esposito - (Naples, 14th May 2004) Fred Halliday - (Naples, 3rd November 2004) Professor of London School of Economics Walter Schwimmer - (Rome, 8th January 2005) Secretary General of Maison de la Méditerranée Christopher Coker - (Naples, 18th January 2005) Professor of London School of Economics Roberto Aliboni - (Naples, 2nd February 2005) Vice President of Istituto Affari Internazionali Roberto Aliboni - (Naples, 2nd February 2005) Vice President of Istituto Affari Internazionali Bichara Khader - (Bruxelles, 4th February 2005) Professor University of Louvain (Belgium) Bichara Khader - (Bruxelles, 4th February 2005) Professor University of Louvain (Belgium) Predrag Matvejevic’ - (Naples, 10th February 2005) Writer, President of CSI of FLM Christopher Hill - (Naples, 16th February 2005) Professeur à l'Université de Cambridge Danilo Zolo - (Naples, 11th March 2005) Professor University of Florence Michael Cox - (Naples, 17th March 2005) Professor of London School of Economics Alessandro Colombo - (Naples, 6th April 2005) Professor University of Milan Joseph Camilleri - (Naples, 21st April 2005) Professor Trobe University Michele Capasso - (Naples, 2nd September 2005) President of Fondazione Mediterraneo Álvaro de Vasconcelos - (Naples, 16th February 2006) Director of the Institute for Strategic & International Studies of Lisbon and Secretary General of EuroMesco Joseph Maïla - (Naples, 23rd February 2006) Director of the Centre de Recherche sur la Paix of Institut Catholique de Paris Michele Capasso - (Algiers, 27th February 2006) President of Fondazione Mediterraneo