14th Euro-Maghrebian Workshops on Evolution Equations

Since the late 90s the Euro-Maghrebian Workshops on Evolutions Equations have been organized biannually by working groups in Germany, Italy, France and Spain, as well as Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia. This series was started in 1999 by Rainer Nagel and Abdelaziz Rhandi in Marrakesh. In these workshops we put a special emphasis on mini courses about recent topics in evolution equations

The workshop will start on September 30, 2026 and end on October 4, 2026.

Organizing Committee:

K. Ammari – University of Monastir, Tunisia
M.-A. Jendoubi – University of Carthage, Tunisia
A. Rhandi – University of Salerno, Italy

Scientific Committee:

A. Aibeche (Setif, Algeria)
W. Arendt (Ulm, Germany)
A. Bchatnia (Tunis, Tunisia)
L. Lorenzi (Parma, Italy)
L. Maniar (Marrakech, Morocco)
P.J. Miana (Zaragoza, Spain)
G. Metafune (Lecce, Italy)
R. Nagel (Tübingen, Germany)
E.M. Ouhabaz (Bordeaux, France)
R. Schnaubelt (Karlsruhe, Germany)

Invited Courses (3 x 50 min):

A. Geyer (TU Delft)
T. Hmidi (NYU Abu Dhabi)
M. Ouzahra (Fez)

Plenary Speakers (45 min):

A. Benaissa (Sidi Bel Abbès)
C. Castro (Madrid)
R. Chill (TU Dresden)
S.-E. Chorfi (Marrakech)
P. Gabriel (Tours)
S. Mansouri (Monastir)
D. Pallara (Lecce)
L. Robbiano (Versailles)
M. Sauter (Ulm)

Program

Book of Abstracts

Poster

Registration

Venue

The Euro-Maghrebian Workshop will be held in Hammamet, Tunisia.

Hammamet is a historic Mediterranean city on the Tunisian coast, known for its cultural heritage, pleasant climate, and accessibility. The venue provides an ideal environment for scientific exchange and networking.

The workshop will take place at Eden Village Yadis Hammamet

Zone touristique | Hammamet Nord, Hammamet 8050, Tunisie.

How to reach Hammamet

By plane:

There are two main airports you can use to reach Hammamet, depending on your point of origin:

Enfidha-Hammamet International Airport (NBE): This is the most convenient airport, located only about 40 km from Hammamet. It primarily handles charter flights and low-cost carriers from Europe. From here, you can take a taxi (approx. 30–40 minutes) or a shuttle bus to the city.
Tunis-Carthage International Airport (TUN): Located in the capital, Tunis, about 75 km away. It is the main gateway for international scheduled flights. From the airport, you can take a taxi directly to Hammamet or head to the city center to catch a bus or train.

By train:

The Tunisian National Railways (SNCFT) operates regular services connecting Tunis to the Sahel region, passing near or through Hammamet.

From Tunis: Trains depart from Tunis Ville station. Some trains go directly to Hammamet, while others stop at Bir Bou Regba, a junction station just a few kilometers outside the town.
From Bir Bou Regba: If your train stops here, you can easily find a local taxi or a connecting “shuttle” train for the short 5-10 minute trip into Hammamet center.

By bus:

Public Bus (SRTGN/SNTRI): Regular air-conditioned buses run from the Bab Alioua bus station in Tunis. The “Express” buses are faster and more comfortable, taking about 1 hour.