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Dialogues Stratégiques Volume XII: Le nouveau profil stratégique de la mer Rouge - L’émergence des nouvelles alliances
Authors
Abdelhak Bassou
Alain Oudot de Dainville
Amal El Ouassif
El Mostafa Rezrazi
Emmanuel Véron
Eugène Berg
Fathallah Oualalou
Jacques Gravereau
Jamal Machrouh
Jeremy Ghez
Larabi Jaïdi
Mehdi Benomar
Mohammed Loulichki
Nihal El Mquirmi
Rodolphe Monnet
Sonia Le Gouriellec
Thierry Garcin
October 25, 2022
Related topics: 
International Relations
International Cooperation
Geopolitics

Les Dialogues stratégiques, une collaboration entre le HEC Center for Geopolitics et le Policy Center for the New South représentent une plateforme d'analyse et d'échange biannuelle réunissant des experts, des praticiens, des décideurs politiques ainsi que le monde universitaire et les médias au service d'une réflexion critique et approfondie sur les tendances politiques mondiales et les grandes questions d'importance commune pour l'Europe et l'Afrique.


Cette publication est issue de la 12ème édition qui s'est tenue le 13 Mai 2022 et comprend l'ensemble des contributions qui furent présentées, discutées et enrichies à l'occasion de la rencontre autour des deux thématiques : « Le nouveau profil stratégique de la mer Rouge » et « L'émergence des nouvelles alliances ».

 

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