African Health Sovereignty
The concept of “legitimate defense” feeds a priori the idea that if someone finds himself in a situation of ex...
Tag: trade
What post-Covid Africa / EU relationship?
In the mid-seventies of the last century, the Director General of Nestlé at the time gave a press conference in Bern (Swit...
Good things can come from Covid-19
In recent times, books1, 2 have had the merit; in particular, of analyzing from a new angle the conditions in which Africa...
Post-WTO African trade
In the seventies of the past century, while studying in Lausanne, I sometimes listened to a weekly flagship program at tha...
Post-Brexit Africa
The agreement that Morocco has signed in recent days with United Kingdom, which will enter into force once Brexit conclude...
Indiscretions of Brexit
The draft Brexit agreement negotiated until the end of 2018 by former British Prime Minister Theresa May with the EU Commi...
The imbroglio of the Agricultural EU
The statistics of 2018, unveiled recently, showed that, for the first time in recent history, France has become a net impo...
The hope of Acfta
In Addis Ababa, the African Union has just announced the entry into force of Acfta (African Continental Free Trade Area) f...
Harmonization of standards for the benefit of Africa
In an article in this blog of last December – addressing the intransigence of the attitude of France, who was speaking on ...
Reshaping of the Africa / Middle East Region
The Moroccan Government has recently adopted the draft law on the establishment of the African Continental Free Trade Area...