المجلة الجزائرية للعلوم السياسية والعلاقات الدولية
Volume 5, Numéro 1, Pages 96-110
2012-06-30
Chattered Visions Of Maghreb Unity Unleashing The Driving Forces Of Regional Integration
Authors : Belkacem Iratni .
Abstract
Despite the inception of the Union of the Arab Maghreb (UMA) in the Moroccan city of Marrakech in 1989, the region remained fragmented and suffered from long stagnation. Indeed, its member States have made no substantial achievements whether in terms of political coordination or economic integration.The Union’s Council of Heads of States, which is the highest decision-making of UMA, has not met since the summit held in Tunis in 1994. Many politicians and analysts in North Africa have stressed that the Maghreb region, much more than Western Europe, possesses all the ingredients to be politically united and economically integrated. However, despite shared history, religion, language and common destiny, the Maghreb States have failed so far to emulate the example of the European Union. It seems that the real potential leading to a union
Keywords
Maghreb Union, economic integration, Arabism, radical Islam
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