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تونزي تيليغراف
Source: تونزي تيليغراف
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The review of the partnership agreement between Tunisia and the European Union, signed in 1995 and in force since 1998, centers on a formal request to increase the tariff-free quota for Tunisian olive oil from 56,700 tonnes to 100,000 tonnes. The European Commission has expressed reservations about offering further agricultural concessions. Tunisia is also seeking better access to the European market, investment that creates greater added value, and technology transfer. However, the government has not published a list specifying the amendments it wants on these or other issues. French support gives Tunisia diplomatic momentum, but does not guarantee an EU-wide agreement, given differences in member states’ interests and pressure from European producers.
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