Arab Maghreb Union: Mauritania, Algeria, Libya, Morocco, Tunisia.

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Learning unit: the Arab Maghreb Union. Syllabus:


- Introduction to the Maghreb.
- The economy of the Maghreb. Foreign trade: exports and imports.
- Introduction to the Arab Maghreb Union. Marrakech Treaty. Objectives and missions.
- Competitiveness in Arab Maghreb Union (AMU) countries (Algeria, Libya, Morocco, Mauritania and Tunisia).
- Arab Maghreb Union Institutions. Agreements with similar organizations.

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Course Business in the Maghreb - Master Africa - Master Muslims countries. (Es): Magreb

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Fr L'Union du Maghreb Arabe

Course summary (AMU Arab Maghreb Union اتحاد المغرب العرب)

The objective of the Arab Maghreb Union (UMA) is to reach economic and political unity in North Africa and create a common market in Maghreb region. The Arab Maghreb Union (UMA) is Pan-Arab trade agreement

Members of the Arab Maghreb Union: Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco and Tunisia.

The main objectives of the Arab Maghreb Union are to:

  • Strengthen all forms of links among Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco and Tunisia, in order to guarantee regional stability and improve policy coordination,
  • Introduce free circulation of products, International trade of services, and factors of production among them.

The Treaty of the Arab Maghreb Union: highlights the wide economic strategy to be developed, especially, the development of agriculture, industry, foreign trade, food security, and the creation of joint projects and general economic cooperation programs.

The Arab Maghreb Union provides the chance for other Arab countries of Africa to join the Arab Maghreb Union.

The Maghreb Bank for Investment (FDI) and International Trade has been created to work in the Arab Maghreb Union (UMA) zone. The Bank encourage the economic integration path of the Arab Maghreb Union region by financing agricultural and industrial projects.

Example of the course Arab Maghreb Union:
Arab Maghreb Union


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