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The Maghreb. Arab Maghreb Union.
- The Maghreb. History. Population. Geography. Trans-Maghreb.
- The Maghreb economy. Foreign trade: exports and imports.
- Competitiveness in Arab Maghreb Union (AMU) countries (Algeria, Libya, Morocco, Mauritania and Tunisia).
- Introduction to the Arab Maghreb Union. Marrakech Treaty. Objectives and missions.
- AMU institutions. agreements with similar organizations.
Doing business in Morocco
- Introduction to Morocco. Casablanca.
- Moroccan economy. Foreign trade: exports and imports.
- Industry. Energy. Agriculture. Fishing. Tourism. Transport. Crafts. Mines. Domestic trade.
- Invest in Morocco. Foreign direct investment FDI.
- Case study : Group ONA. Group Akwa. Laprophan. Tanger Free Zone.
- Free trade agreements with EFTA and the United States. Agadir Agreement. EUROMED.
AMU. CENSAD.
US - Morocco FTA
- United States Morocco Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
- Main benefits of the FTA.
- Business opportunities of US exporters.
- Summary of the US-Morocco FTA.
Doing business in Algeria
- Introduction to Algeria: history, geography, demographics, ...
- Algerian economy.
- Foreign trade. Imports and exports.
- Foreign direct investment FDI in Algeria.
- Case study: SONATRAC. Groupe Saidal. SNVI.
- Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) and International Relations of Algeria.
Algeria: Free Trade Agreements (FTAs)
and International Relations
- Arab Maghreb Union.
- League of Arab States, OIC, ENP, IDB, ADB, ASPA, AMED, UNECA, AU, NEPAD.
- Association agreement with the European Union. ENP. EUROMED.
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Doing business in Tunisia
- Introduction to Tunisia.
- Tunisian economy. Foreign trade: exports and imports. Foreign direct investment (FDI).
- Tunisian industrial sector. Agribusiness, electricity, textile, leather, ...
- Multilateral agreements of Tunisia. The association agreement EU-Tunisia. The Arab Free trade area.
Free trade agreement with EFTA. AMU. CEN-SAD.
- Tunisian companies: BENETTON Tunisia, UNILEVER. Danone and STIAL. Tunisia Telecom. Best Brands. Confection Ideale du Sud CIS.
Arab Mediterranean Free trade agreement - Agadir Agreement
- Introduction to the Arab Mediterranean Free trade agreement (Agadir Agreement).
- Members: Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Jordan.
- The Agadir Technical Unit. The Barcelona process.
- The Agadir Agreement and the Pan-Euro-Mediterranean system of cumulation of origin.
- Regional trade in Agadir countries. Trade with the European Union.
- Case study: Doing business in Jordan.
- Case study: automotive sector in the Arab-Mediterranean free trade agreement.
Euro-Mediterranean Partnership (EUROMED)
- The Euro-Mediterranean Partnership (EUROMED).
- The Barcelona Process and the Union for the Mediterranean (UfM).
- EU-Mediterranean trade relations.
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Request Information of the Doing business in the Maghreb Course.
Duration: 4 weeks
Course objectives:
The main objective of the "Doing business in the Maghreb Course" is to
provide an overview of the region's economy and business opportunities.
- To learn to do business in Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia.
- To understand the importance of UMA (Arab Maghreb Union) and the
Agadir Agreement.
- To know where to find information.
Addressed to:
The "Doing business in the Maghreb Course" is intended for all
those wishing to specialize in Maghrebian markets.
Course tutors:
  
Course learning materials:
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Note: Agadir Agreement is
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Communication with tutors (student's questions, exercises ...) in:
 
Methodology: e-learning / Distance learning.
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Educational level: Continuing education / Executive education programs.
Related courses and
masters:
Master International Business for African Students
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Master Executive Business Africa -
Master Business West Africa Maghreb
- Master Muslims countries.
Spanish: Comercio Exterior
Course summary (Doing business in the Maghreb):
Doing Business in the Maghreb. Algeria. Arab Maghreb Union. Imports. Mediterranean Free trade agreement - Agadir Agreement. Logistics.
- The Maghreb. Arab Maghreb Union.
- Doing business in ....
- Morocco.
- Algeria.
- Tunisia.
- Arab Mediterranean Free trade agreement - Agadir Agreement.
The Arab Maghreb Union (UMA) is a Pan-Arab trade agreement aiming for
economic and political unity in North Africa created with the objective of create a Common market. Members: Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco and
Tunisia.
The economic and social development which has been taking place in Morocco
during the last decades allowed to set up the basic infrastructures of the
national economy and answer the socio-educational needs of the population.
Several sectors grew considerably such as tourism, industry, fishing, water, housing, etc. The biggest incentive for businesses hoping to invest in Morocco
is the Morocco - U.S. Free trade agreement, a measure that offers American
exporters greater access to Moroccan markets, and gives U.S. businesses based in
Morocco virtually unlimited access to markets in Europe, North Africa, the
Middle East, and Turkey.
United States Morocco Free Trade
Agreement (FTA):
Example of the course Doing business in the Maghreb:
Tunisia at the crossroads of Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
Tunisia is a privileged partner of the European Union - Cotonou Agreement-. Its
geographic proximity to Europe is also an advantage for Tunisia. The
relationship is a close one economically, culturally and socially… Tunisia is
the first country on the southern Mediterranean shore to have signed an
associative free trade treaty with the European Union in 1995. Tunisia has
signed a number of preferential agreements with Maghreb and Arab countries.
Located on the south corner of the Mediterranean, Algeria, part of the
Great Arab Maghreb, is the tenth largest country in the world, the second in
Africa and the first in the Mediterranean region. Algeria is one of the richest
countries in Africa. Algeria has enormous Natural resources, including
hydrocarbures, where it occupies the 15th place in terms of oil reserves (45
billion tons oil equivalent in proven reserves in oil), 18th in terms of production and 13th in exports. Algeria is third largest oil producer in Africa
behind Nigeria and Libya and is the leading African producer of gas (more than
50% of gas production in Africa).
The Arab Mediterranean Free trade agreement was initiated in Agadir in
May 2001 by the four Arab-Mediterranean countries of Jordan, Tunisia, Morocco
and Egypt. Through the declaration, the four countries expressed their intention
to establish a free- trade area between them. Agadir Agreement creates a free
trade zone including until now more than 120 million consumers.
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