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Experts say France’s call for the European Commission to examine Algeria’s compliance with the Association Agreement is intended to internationalize the bilateral trade dispute and turn it into a tool of negotiating pressure, amid declining French interests in the Algerian market and rising political tensions between the two countries. They note that the initiative will have no effect unless it is taken up by the Commission and member states—a step that could be hindered by conflicting European interests, particularly commercial and energy interests. They add that Algeria is acting to protect its production and economic sovereignty, and that the agreement, signed in 2002 and in force since 2005, needs to be reviewed to restore balance to trade on the basis of dialogue and reciprocity.
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