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This report  examines the performance of trade flows between Italy – and Southern Italy and the Enlarged Mediterranean (South Med: Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Israel, Libya, Lebanon, Morocco, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey; and Gulf Cooperation Council: Saudi Arabia, Bahrein, United Arab Emirates, Oman, Kuwait, Qatar).

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This report examines the evolution of trade flows of Italy – in relation to its major international competitors (Germany, France, USA, China, GCC countries) – and Southern Italy with the Mediterranean countries that are not members of the European Union, an area that includes Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt (Southern Med Area) and Israel, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Jordan (Eastern Med Area).

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This report describes the existing commercial relations of Italy – compared to its major international competitors (Germany, France, USA, China, GCC countries) – and Southern Italy, with countries of the Mediterranean, an area that includes Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt (Southern Med Area) and Israel, Lebanon, Syrian Arab Republic, Turkey, Jordan (Eastern Med Area).

The Report (English and Italian version) may be purchased from this website in digital version, at a discounted price.

This report describes the existing commercial relations of Italy – compared to its major international competitors (Germany, France, USA, China, GCC countries) – and Southern Italy, with countries of the Mediterranean, an area that includes Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt (Southern Med Area) and Israel, Lebanon, Syrian Arab Republic, Turkey (Eastern Med Area).

The following reports describe the trade exchanges between Italy (and particularly Southern Italy) and the Mediterranean Area, a collective trade area including Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and Egypt, from the southern shore of Mediterranean Basin (Southern Med Area), Israel, Lebanon, Syrian Arab Republic and Turkey on the eastern shore (Eastern Med Area) and Albania, Bosnia and Croatia on the Adriatic shore (Adriatic Med Area).

This article was published in the “Policy Brief series, March 2012” of The German Marshall Fund of the United States, prepared in partnership with Paralleli Euromediterranean Institute (Turin). The policy brief examines the political situation in Tunisia, Libya and Egypt after the “Arab Spring” and presents a trade relations framework of these Countries.

These reports refer to the existing commercial relations between Italy (especially Southern Italy) and the Mediterranean basin’s Countries in 2011. You can also download a general outlook and a geographical analysis of trade flows.