Macron and Africa : the good, the less good and the dangerous
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Countries’ commitments to the Paris Agreement are a legally binding process recognising that the climate challenge transcends borders. The Agreement captures several principles, which are important for Africa to reaffirm, such as the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities; and, with it, respective capabilities. Accounting for only 2–3 per cent of the world’s carbon dioxide
Common but Different: Africa and Europe’s climate responsibilities Read More »
By Carlos Lopes, Professor at the University of Cape Town and former Executive Secretary of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) Africa’s most important priority is energy. Clean energy transitions will affect the African continent differently from industrialised regions, such as Europe. Diversifying the energy mix should not trump the need to reduce
Europe and Africa need to see eye to eye on climate change Read More »
As negociações entre países da África e da Europa devem mudar com a abertura da Zona de Comércio Livre Continental Africana (ZCLCA), marcada para ocorrer no dia 1 de janeirode 2021, avaliou Carlos Lopes, Carlos Lopes, economista guineense e professor na Nelson Mandela School of Public Governance e alto representante da União Africana (UA) para as Parcerias com a
Zona de livre comércio africana vai alterar negociações Europa-Africa Read More »
Alors que l’accord Union Européenne ACP est en voie de reconduction pour 20 ans selon des dispositions encore peu publiques, l’économiste Carlos Lopes, professeur à la Nelson Mandela School of Public Governance de l’Université du Cap, haut représentant de l’Union africaine pour les partenariats avec l’Europe, appelle à un partenariat d’égal à égal. L’ancien secrétaire
Construire un partenariat d’égal à égal UE-Afrique Read More »
When it comes to ties between the European Union and Africa, returning to “normal” after the COVID-19 crisis is simply not an option. The relationship must be rethought and reshaped – beginning at the upcoming mini-summit of EU and African Union leaders. CAPE TOWN – This was supposed to be the year Europe and Africa
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