In Tunis, they witnessed the signature of the memorandum of understanding by commissioner for neighbourhood and enlargement Olivér Várhelyi and secretary of state of the minister of foreign affairs, migration and Tunisians abroad, Mounir Ben Rjiba, as per an official statement by the European Commission.
The memorandum of understanding covers five pillars: macro-economic stability, trade and investment, green energy transition, people-to people contacts, and migration. It will be implemented through the various strands of cooperation between the European Union and Tunisia, following the relevant regulations and applicable procedures.
“Enhanced political and policy dialogue within the EU-Tunisia Association Council before the end of the year will offer an important opportunity to reinvigorate political and institutional ties, with the aim of addressing common international challenges together and preserving the rules-based order,” the statement added.
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