Future of EU-Africa trade relations

· A9-0169/2022 · Proposition de résolution

The European Parliament adopted a resolution by 463 votes to 43, with 81 abstentions, on the future of EU-Africa trade relations.

Africa is a key geographical priority in the EU's new trade strategy. Given the importance of a strengthened dialogue between the EU and Africa, Parliament stressed that the EU should do more to ensure that the partnership goes beyond the traditional donor-recipient relationship. The Commission should deepen and better structure its cooperation with African partners and therefore establish a regular high-level political dialogue with a parliamentary dimension involving also the European Parliament.

Parliament stressed the importance of creating a resilient, competitive and robust industrial base and infrastructure…

For: 463(79 %). Against: 43(7 %). Abstentions: 81(14 %). In total, 587 MEPs voted. 118 MEPs didn’t vote.

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