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Tunisie Telegraph: Visa and trade pressures on Tunisia
The article discusses the evolution of the European Union's migration management policy and its potential impact on Southern Mediterranean countries, especially Tunisia. Amid escalating tensions in Ceuta, a survey highlights Europe's use of tools such as visas and trade as leverage to enhance cooperation in border monitoring and migrant repatriation. Tunisia is considered a key player in this context, being the EU's largest trading partner and maintaining extensive relations in investment, energy, and mobility, which means any shift in European policies presents both challenges and opportunities for the country. The article suggests that Europe is moving toward reducing its dependence on a single country for border management, employing various instruments—including incentives and economic pressures—to secure the desired cooperation. It emphasizes that, at present, any escalation does not directly affect Tunisian nationals in terms of visas. However, it signals that Tunisia should prepare for broader negotiations encompassing migration, trade, and investment, as part of a new European strategy focused on strengthening border control and improving migration and asylum management.
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