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Opinion October 14, 2016 | 12:10 pm

The ACP must not let the EU determine its future

On November 29, Ministers from the 79-memberAfrican, Caribbean and Pacific group of states (the ACP) will meet in Brussels.There they are expected to agree a set of principles that will determine theACP’s approach to negotiating a successor arrangement to the CotonouPartnership Agreement. This is the treaty which ends in February 2020, whichpresently provides the legally binding basis for the... Read more

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