The Joint Africa/EU Strategy: Analysis of a Common Agreement

Title Title Africa - EU Joint Strategy: Summary of Common Consensus Analysis and Summary of Topics The EU and the African Union (AU) further strengthened the "Africa - EU Joint Strategy" (JAES) by signing the 2007 Lisbon Treaty Continental cooperation "The purpose of this joint strategy is to develop a political vision and practical approach to future partnership between the EU and Africa based on mutual respect, common interests and ownership principle "(Africa-EU Strategic Partnership, 2007).

The 2007 Africa - EU Joint Strategy (JAES) established a long-term policy orientation between the two continents based on common vision and common principles. In this framework, the African Union and the European Union have cooperated with a series of important issues raised in the joint road map of 2014 - 17, adopted by the leaders of Africa and the EU at the Fourth EU-Africa Summit It was done. Road map in April 2014

Africa's free trade pressure is rising. The European Union (EU) strongly urges African governments to sign an economic cooperation agreement (EPA) and terminate non-reciprocal trade preferences. When you see the comments of NLC and MAN, you will see the same argument - free trade will make Nigeria a dumping site for foreign goods and kill local manufacturing industry. President Buhari has caused the greatest damage to the manufacturing industry in Nigeria for 25 years, and he has also promised to protect the local manufacturing industry from outpatient invasion. Ironically it is very rich, but maybe he wants to destroy the monopoly