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Tunisia: Developments after the fall of the dictatorship? Implications for theMaghreb?What consequences for EU relations with the region?

On Wednesday, 2 February, FEPS (Foundation for European Progressive Studies) organized, with the support of […]
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18/11/2011

On Wednesday, 2 February, FEPS (Foundation for European Progressive Studies) organized, with the support of the Rafael Campalans Foundation, a meeting between politicians and academic experts on the strengths, limits and consequences of the revolution of Tunisia, on future prospects for the country and on the future relations between the European Union and Tunisia.

Report by Yolanda Fernandez from the expert round table

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