European Union-South Caucasus, Azerbaijan

1. Introduction to the South Caucasus region: Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia
2. European Foreign Policy for the South Caucasus
3. EU Eastern Partnership
4. Association Agreement with EU-Georgia
5. Trade Relations between the EU and South Caucasus

The purposes of the subject “EU-South Caucasus” are the following:

1. To know the EU Trade Policy with South Caucasus region
2. To analyze the trade relations and partnership agreements between the European Union and the South Caucasus countries

The Subject “European Union-South Caucasus” belongs to the following Online Programs taught by EENI Global Business School:

Doctorate: European Business, World Trade.

Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade.

Languages: or UE-Cáucaso del Sur UE-Caucase du Sud UE-Sul do Cáucaso.

Master and Doctorate in International Business for Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia.

Masters adapted for EU Students.

The South Caucasus (Transcaucasia: Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia) is a geopolitical region situated on the border of Eastern Europe and Southwest Asia.

1. Since 2004, the EU has become the main trading partner of each country of the South Caucasus
2. The bilateral trade with the EU represented 30% of the total trade for Armenia (43%), Azerbaijan, and Georgia. These share of the total European Union Foreign Trade remains very low (less than 0.5% in total)
3. The Foreign Trade between the EU and the South Caucasus countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia) has intensified since their inclusion in the European Neighborhood Policy in 2004
4. Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia benefit from the GSP of the EU
5. The Trade Relations of the EU with Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia are governed by a Partnership and Cooperation Agreement: the Black Sea Synergy

The EU-South Caucasus belongs to:

1. Islamic Civilization (Central Eurasian Economic Area)
2. Western Civilization (European Economic Area)
3. Orthodox Economic Area

EU Trade Agreements.

Economic corridors:

1. Afghanistan-Turkey Corridor
2. International North-South Corridor
3. Baltic-Adriatic Corridor
4. Europe-Caucasus-Asia Corridor
5. Trans-Caspian Corridor

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