Barter is the present and the future of international trade, especially for people who is starting in the import export business. Barter and more: Triangular operations.
Some of developing economies from North Africa have become globally competitive.
this allows EU to tailor its pro-development trade scheme to give and support other countries still lagging behind, the least developed countries as well as low and lower-middle income.
The EU has released the Generalized Scheme of Preferences (GSP) – for developing countries most in need which will take effect in 2014. The new list of beneficiaries from GSP does not include, Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco & Tunisia. With the exception of Mauritania, all the other six North African will be deprived from the European GSP which aims to encourage developing countries exports by allowing their products preferential access to EU.
