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Maroc/ue : le maroc gèle ses contacts avec les institutions de l'ue installées à rabat
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[QUOTE="farid_h, post: 14213185, member: 92820"] :) [USER=228473]@thitrite[/USER] est tres nationaliste, elle accepte difficilement quand notre pays est critique pour la politique de son gouvernement. Et pourtant, aimer son pays, c'est le critiquer quand il se trouve sur un mauvais chemin. Anyway, voici un autre element de discussion vue d'une perspective etrangere: un ancien article de la mi-2014 de Carnegie Europe mentionne deja ce probleme. Il le considerait comme resolu, mais ca a maintenant reprit: Morocco: No Turmoil, Then the EU Creates a Crisis Contrary to many other countries in the region, Morocco did not go through a phase of acute turmoil. Instead, it went through successive phases of political dialogue and agreements on constitutional and other reforms. With the EU, Morocco continued to manage a traditionally dense relationship, which included financial support, trade in agricultural products, and a fisheries agreement. By the very nature of the situation, the EU devoted less political attention to a country that was obviously not in a state of serious upheaval. Whether because of benign neglect or because of a blatant lack of coordination between the EEAS and the European Commission, the EU recently found itself in the middle of an acute crisis with Morocco that cropped up almost out of nowhere. Due to an obscure technical decision by the EU on the price-fixing regime for fruits and vegetables in the EU that directly affected Moroccan exports, the entire rural community and hence the political establishment in Morocco were up in arms against the union. There were talks of a new trade war between the two strategic partners. At the same time, or as a result, Morocco has delayed its ratification of the fisheries agreement, creating difficulties for EU, especially Spanish, fishermen. This is not a new situation, as similar episodes regularly rocked the EU-Morocco relationship in the early 1990s. What is new is that since then, both parties had built a political framework around their economic relationship, making the Moroccan partners believe that the EU had finally understood how economically, socially, and politically important Morocco’s rural world was to its rulers. This miniature political crisis, which has now thankfully subsided, is a clear demonstration that splitting the EU toolbox between foreign policy and technical instruments has resulted in a conspicuous lack of coordination. In this case, the European Commission felt it was within its competence to make a decision on prices that affected Moroccan agricultural exports to the EU, and it failed to see the massive political implications this would have. Simultaneously, the EEAS did not coordinate carefully enough with the commission. A blatant lack of communication and a narrow vision of each institution’s responsibility resulted in a quite unnecessary crisis and a breach of confidence with a Southern partner. [url]http://carnegieeurope.eu/publications/?fa=56071[/url] [/QUOTE]
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