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AGAMI APS

About us

An international platform for legal research, comparative study and scientific cooperation

Identity

A Third Sector Entity that has become an international research center

AGAMI APS is a Third Sector Entity founded in Italy in 2011 and today established as an international platform for legal research, comparative study and scientific cooperation between Europe, North Africa and the Mediterranean area. Originally founded as the Association of Young Moroccan Lawyers in Italy, it has progressively broadened its mission, becoming a point of reference for dialogue between legal systems, scientific production and the building of international academic and professional networks.

Through AGAMI Research Center, it develops research, publications, permanent observatories, training programs and cooperation projects.

Mission and vision

Law as an instrument of mutual understanding

Mission

To promote legal research, scientific production, specialized training and international cooperation; to foster dialogue between legal systems, universities, research centers, professionals and institutions; to contribute to the development of legal knowledge and to the dissemination of fundamental rights as instruments of mutual understanding, inclusion and sustainable international relations.

Vision

To establish itself as an international center for legal research and a point of reference for the study of comparative law, immigration, citizenship, fundamental rights and cooperation between Europe, North Africa and the Mediterranean, fostering the circulation of knowledge and dialogue between different legal systems.

The President and Founder

Avv. Kaoutar Badrane

  • President of AGAMI APS
  • Director of AGAMI Research Center
  • FederItaly Delegate for the Kingdom of Morocco
  • Member of the European and International Law Commission of the Rome Bar

A lawyer admitted to the Rome Bar, she belongs to the first generation of Italian jurists of Moroccan origin and trained at Italian universities, graduating in 2006 in European and Transnational Legal Studies from the University of Trento with a thesis devoted to the Moudawana, the Moroccan Family Code.

For over twenty years she has practiced law between Italy and the Kingdom of Morocco, dealing with comparative family law, private international law, immigration, citizenship, protection of minors, international successions, recognition of foreign decisions and international judicial cooperation.

She takes part as a speaker in conferences and institutional round tables in Italy and in the Kingdom of Morocco. In 2010, on the occasion of the international forum in Rabat, she proposed the international network of professionals from which AGAMI would be born, which she founded in 2011.

Practises between Italy and Morocco, with a law firm in Rome and an office in Casablanca, and is Morocco Partner of Bridge Digital Platform, an international network of law firms specialising in multi-jurisdictional immigration.

Avv. Kaoutar Badrane, founder and president of AGAMI, in legal robes

The founding work

The Family Code in Morocco

Mudawwana al-'usra

The first Italian work devoted to the Mudawwana al-'usra, the Moroccan Family Code. The volume is held at the Library of the Supreme Court of Cassation in Rome.

  • libreriauniversitaria.it Edizioni — «Nuovi pensieri» series
  • July 2012 · 192 pages
  • ISBN 9788862922883
Publisher's page

Other publications

  • Cenni sulla legislazione in materia di immigrazione, 2021
All publications
The full history of the project — from Mohamed Badrane's journey to the birth of the Research Center — is told on the History and Origins page.

Building bridges

Bridges between legal systems, cultures and generations

International legal cooperation between Europe, Africa and the Mediterranean: AGAMI builds lasting bridges between the two shores, between tradition and international openness.

Institutional development

From the 2011 project to today's Association

  • 2011 AGAMI is founded as a project of intercultural legal dialogue: the first network of lawyers of Moroccan origin in Italy (RAMI), with its main office in Vicenza.
  • 2025 AGAMI takes on its current associative form as «AGAMI – Dialogo Giuridico Interculturale APS», a Third Sector body registered with the RUNTS (National Single Register of the Third Sector) by Decree of the Veneto Region no. 11118 of 17 September 2025.
  • 2026 The AGAMI Research Center, the AGAMI Journal and the Network of Moroccan Competences in Italy are established: the scientific and networking dimension of the project.

Institutional details

  • Name: AGAMI – Dialogo Giuridico Interculturale APS
  • Legal nature: Social Promotion Association (APS), a Third Sector body
  • Tax code: 91036640240
  • RUNTS – Repertorio n. 149809
  • Decreto Regione Veneto n. 11118 del 17/09/2025
  • Registered office: Via Sandrigo n. 29, 36061 Bassano del Grappa (VI) · operational office: Viale Giuseppe Mazzini 142, 00195 Roma
  • Website: agamieuromed.org

Institutional dossier

AGAMI's identity at a glance

Name
AGAMI – Dialogo Giuridico Interculturale APS
Legal nature
Social Promotion Association — Third Sector Entity
Tax code
91036640240
RUNTS registration
RUNTS – Repertorio n. 149809
Mission
Legal dialogue, research and Euro-Mediterranean cooperation.
Network
Lawyers, academics and experts from an interdisciplinary perspective.

The AGAMI method

From listening to legal output

A rigorous path that turns real needs into research, dialogue and shared tools.

  1. Listening

    We start from the needs of people, professionals and institutions.

  2. Research

    We study legal systems, practices and documents with scientific rigour.

  3. Exchange

    We bring legal experiences from Europe and the Mediterranean into dialogue.

  4. Networking

    We involve lawyers, academics and experts from the network of expertise.

  5. Output

    We publish studies, events and tools serving legal dialogue.

Discover AGAMI's governance

The governing bodies, the International Scientific Committee and the Honorary Committee.