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Arab Maghreb Union

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Arab Maghreb Union: see under Maghreb Arab Maghreb Union was established in 1989 to promote cooperation and integration among the Arab states of N Africa; its members are Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, and Tunisia.
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policy: Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Sudan; together with Libya and Mauritania, they form a sub-regional alliance in the Arab Maghreb Union (AMU), established in 1989 to coordinate their regional and international patterns of interaction, but has been largely dysfunctional.
The Arab Maghreb Union Algeria, Morocco, Libya, Mauritania, Tunisia) was determined to overcome difficulties and go forward to build an effective structure of cooperation and solidarity in the area.
After a brief overview of perspectives from the broader Arab World, the article will show how the formation of the Arab Maghreb Union and the internal crisis in Algeria has contributed to Morocco's apparent ability to sidestep its obligations under the Western Sahara peace agreement and successive United Nations Security Council resolutions.
 
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