European Union-Morocco Agreement

1. Introduction to the Association Agreement between the EU and Morocco
2. Main features of the Morocco-European Union Association Agreement
3. The future Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA) between the EU and Morocco
4. Atlantic Corridor (Portugal-Germany)

Sample - EU-Morocco Association Agreement:

The Subject “European Union-Morocco Association Agreement” is included within the curriculum of the following academic programs at EENI Global Business School:

Doctorate: African Business, World Trade.

Modules: International Relations of Africa, Maghreb.

Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade.

Languages: or UE-Marruecos Maroc-UE Marrocos-UE.

Morocco has an Association Agreement with the EU within the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership framework.

One of the objectives of EU-Morocco Association Agreement is to achieve progressive Trade Liberalization in goods, services and capitals as well as the creation of a Free Trade Area between EU countries and Morocco.

The European Union-Morocco Association Agreement allows Morocco:

1. A preferential treatment for agricultural export goods (including processed agricultural products) and fisheries
2. A free EU market access for all its manufactured products

Duty drawback within the EU-Morocco Association Agreement is forbidden.

Tolerance: 10% of ex-works price (excluding textiles and clothing).

Type of accumulation: diagonal, complete and bilateral.

Mandatory EU's Import Documents:

1. The EUR-MED Movement Certificate or EUR.1 Movement Certificate (issued by the Customs authorities of Morocco)
2. Invoice declaration (by the exporter) or EUR-MED Invoice declaration

Morocco is also part of:

1. Agadir Agreement
2. Pan-Euro-Mediterranean System of Accumulation of rules of origin
3. European Neighborhood Policy

The European Union-Morocco Association Agreement belongs to the European Economic Area (Western Civilization) and Islamic Civilization.

More information about Morocco (EENI African Business Portal).

1. Rabat
2. Casablanca
3. Marrakesh
4. Meknes
5. Oujda
6. Tangier
7. Fez