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Le Policy Center for the New South s’associe avec le Laboratoire d’Économie Appliquée (Université Med V) pour organiser une conférence présentation-débat autour du nouvel ouvrage « Ouverture, productivité et croissance économique au Maroc » pour discuter des problématiques qui y sont traités.

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Africa's Place and Influence in a Changing World

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Policy Center for the New South, Rabat

The idea of a united Africa stems from the desire to take control of the economic, political and strategic destiny of African nations. The Organization of African Unity and then the African Union were created as a process of ownership of the continent's challenges, in a context of insecurity and governance crises. Faced with these internal challenges, and given the global geostrategic changes, Africans have no alternative but to take charge of their destiny so as to play a prominent role in the world of tomorrow.

The global economy slowed in recent quarters and this coincided with an aggravation of trade tensions. Our Senior Fellow, Mr. Uri Dadush, will be presenting how the trade dispute between the United States, China, and Mexico may well escalate further in the near future. What are the implications? Will economic growth be sustained? How will Africa and Morocco, in particular, be affected?

The Policy Center for the New South is participating to EuroMeSCo Annual Conference 2019, through the speaking role of Abdelhak Bassou in the conference agenda held under the theme “Civil Society and Social Movements in the Euro-Mediterranean Region”. In 2018, the PCNS was partner to this annual conference which was held in Rabat under the theme “Changing Euro-Mediterranean Lenses”.

Organized by The German Marshall Fund of the United States in partnership with the Center for Mediterranean Integration, Compagnia di San Paolo and Policy Center for the New South

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Policy Center for the New South, Rabat