Working Paper

A Critical Path Towards Regional Integration and Liberalisation – The Tresholds

Publication Date
19 Mar 2026
Author
Mary Farrell
External Series
UNU-CRIS Working Papers
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Abstract

The Cotonou Agreement, signed by the ACP countries and the EU in 2000, provided for the establishment of Regional Economic partnership Agreements to replace the non-reciprocal trade preferences that the EU had extended under the preceding Lomé agreements.

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