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EU Cooperation with Third Countries on Migration: The Case of the Maghreb Region
Since the Euro-Mediterranean Conference of 1995, the European Union has sought to strengthen cooperation with the Maghreb region in order to promote stability and manage shared challenges, including migration.
Stamatia Koutsikou
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The study of the history of the Maghreb, in its various stages, was of great importance to a number of researchers, because their history was full of important events that affected and were affected by the course of their social, economic and political ...
نوال تركي الموسوي +1 more
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Background: Pediatric kidney failure, whether acute or chronic, constitutes a major public health issue because of its impact on survival, linear growth, neurocognitive development, and long-term quality of life. While high-income countries have markedly
Djilali Batouche +8 more
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The Western Sahara conflict in the Algerian Moroccan relations
Algeria and Morocco have for centuries kept an uneasy relationship of conflict and doubt which shaped the Maghreb region history. In fact, both states shared the same borders but never shared same policies.
Lotfi Sour
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Spain’s migration policy towards the Maghreb countries at the present stage (on the example of Morocco and Algeria) [PDF]
As part of migration processes from Africa and the Middle East to Europe, the route through the Western Mediterranean has gained popularity in recent years. In this regard, the relationship between Spain and the Maghreb countries in terms of migration is
Opara, Аnastasia Yu.
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Regional Economic Integration in the Maghreb: The Present State and Future Prospects
At present, the majority of countries are involved in regional economic associations. National economies are attracted primarily to the neighboring countries and regions. MENA countries have generally failed to seriously implement most PTAs.
A. Fedorchenko
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Assessment of the causes of educational decline in the Maghreb countries
The education systems in Maghreb countries, including Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia, are experiencing significant deterioration due to a mix of internal and external factors. Internally, challenges such as outdated curricula, poor teacher training, overcrowded classrooms, and inadequate infrastructure undermine the quality of education.
Guamra Kiram +4 more
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Islamic Educational Leadership in the Maghreb Countries
This study analyzes Islamic educational leadership in the Maghreb countries of Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Mauritania. Using a qualitative literature review and conceptual analysis, it synthesizes historical, sociological, and educational scholarship to explain how religious authority, state bureaucracy, and modernization shape leadership ...
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Policy of Italy in regard to Arab states of Mediterranean sea
This article examines the relationship between Italy and the Arab states. As a result of its central geographic position, acting as a natural bridge between Europe and Africa, Italy is undoubtedly more exposed and vulnerable than other countries to any ...
A. Б. Кузембаева +1 more
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Economic relations between China and Maghreb countries
Les relations que la Chine entretient avec l’Afrique commencent etre mieux documentees meme s’il est plus souvent question de l’Afrique sub-saharienne que du Maghreb. Certes, les greves en Algerie de salaries algeriens des entreprises chinoises et le rapatriement de travailleurs chinois en Libye sont connus.
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