The Euro-Mediterranean Trade relations

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The Euro-Mediterranean Trade relations

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Melad, Khaled

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In fact The EU is the most important trading partner for the Mediterranean countries accounting for about 45% of both MED exports (€40 billion) and imports (€42 billion) in 2004. This corresponds to approximately 5% of both the EU’s imports and exports, where The most important EU exports to the Mediterranean countries are in machinery and mechanical appliances (15%), electrical machinery (11%)and vehicles (8%),while EU imports from Med countries are dominated by fuels and oil (40%) and to a lesser extent by textiles (10%).

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Paper provided by University Library of Munich, Germany in its series MPRA Paper with number 7085.

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