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This conference aims at deeply analysing the recent evolution of the French Arab policy, with an emphasis on its orientations and new dynamisms, and its evolutions and breakings-off. It will include a study of the French policy towards the Middle-Eastern issues, towards the new developments in the Maghreb, as well as a part on the new outcomes about the israeli-palestinian conflict.
The contributions of the speakers will lead to an evaluation of the place, credibility and future of the policy on the international scene, facing both the traditional and new actors, and the state and non-state entities.
Please find attached the program of the seminar.
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