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Implications of the EU’s Nearshoring Activities in Morocco

How EU-Morocco ties shift amid new trade routes and economic dependencies

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Amidst the global power shifts and disruptions of supply chains, the European Union will need a new strategy to secure its position in the world and enhance the resilience of the domestic market. This paper explores how a new initiative of nearshoring EU’s global production lines closer to its borders can achieve such a goal. More specifically, it attempts to argue that Morocco, for its economic structure and geopolitical structure, makes for a solid partner.

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Morocco’s strategic location and competitive labor market make it an ideal nearshoring destination for the EU, promising both economic benefits and improved geopolitical ties.

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Vojtech Hladik Vojtěch Hladik is pursuing a B.Sc. in International Relations and Organisation at Leiden University (NL). His research focuses on the European Union's foreign affairs and the evolving dynamics of global power balances.

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Hladik, V. (2024). Implications of the EU’s Nearshoring Activities in Morocco. EPIS Insight · Security Policy & Defence.
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