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Like other international partners, European countries and institutions through the European Union (EU) currently seek a new and dynamic engagement with emerging African political institutions. Yet, unlike the other partners, the EU’s relationship with Africa is longstanding, entrenched in the past colonial and postcolonial development assistance programs including preferential trade cooperation. The longstanding interactions between Europe and Africa mean that Africa has served as a venue for many of the EU’s external relations in the past 50 years. This then forms the basis of ongoing EU-Africa relations.
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Haastrup, T. (2013). Africa-EU Partnership on Peace and Security. In: Mangala, J. (eds) Africa and the European Union. Palgrave Macmillan, New York. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137269478_3
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