media pluralism / energy markets / information technology / internal electricity market / customs services / law enforcement agents / contact / labour law / internal energy market / crisis management / public debt management / framework law / dual use technologies / foreign media / border control services / health insurance / electricity markets / energy / /
Organization
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe / Tunisian Government / civil society / European Union / Committee for the Facilitation of Procedures / UN's ICCPR Committee / United Nations / UN Commission on Human Rights / UN Committee / Council Secretariat / /
Position
representative of the private sector / /
Region
the Maghreb / Mediterranean / /
Technology
dual use technologies / information technology / /
EU/TUNISIA ACTION PLAN 1. Introduction The enlargement of the European Union, which became fact on 1 May 2004, has profoundly altered the political, geographical and economic situation of the Union, providing the opportu