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Dialogue 5+ 5 and The Geopolitical Challenges of The Euro-Mediterranean

 

Dialogue 5+5 and The Geopolitic Challenges of the Euro- Mediterranean

Dialogue 5+5 and The Geopolitic Challenges of the Euro- Mediterranean

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    Dialogue 5+5 and The Geopolitic Challenges of the Euro- Mediterranean

    Dialogue 5+5 and The Geopolitic Challenges of the Euro- Mediterranean

    Ms Anna Corsaro, HEMEIS Founder and Managing Director and Chairperson of ASIS International Maghreb (Lybia, Tunisia Algeria, Morocco, was the International Security Expert for the Event. This event aims to establish a propitious frame for. From left to right: Ms Anna Corsaro, M. Ezzeddine Kerkeni Président de AEI-Association des études internationales , Former Ambassador, Member of Arab Thought Forum; M. Abdelhamid Bouhaouala AEI- Association des études internationales ( AEI), Former Directeur General Agency for Technical Assistance and Cooperation in Tunisia.

 What’s The 5+5 Dialogue

The Western Mediterranean Forum, commonly referred to as 5+5 Dialogue, was officially launched in Rome in 1990 as an informal sub-regional forum which main aim was to foster relations between European countries and the newly born Arab Maghreb Union. The 5+5 Dialogue comprises Algeria, France, Italy, Libya, Malta, Mauritania, Morocco, Portugal, Spain and Tunisia.

As a trans-Mediterranean cooperation initiative, the rationale of the 5+5 Dialogue is to provide an informal forum in which the five EU member states and the five Maghreb countries have the chance to discuss subjects of topical interest for the region and to identify new areas for practical cooperation.

About The 5+5 Dialogue from  http://westmediterraneanforum.org.