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Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia - Cluster Approach to develop a regional-dimension economy

Global Arab Network - - Amal Hasson

Monday, 06 June 2011 22:54

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Global Arab Network - "Promotion of Cluster Approach in Three Maghreb Countries : Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco," is the theme of a regional workshop inaugurated, in Tunis to develop a regional-dimension economy.

The four-day meeting is organised by the French Development Agency (AFD), in collaboration with the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO), with the participation of contractors and Tunisian, Algerian and Moroccan experts.

The Cluster approach or local productive systems designates, according to UNIDO a sector-based and geographic concentration of enterprises having similar or complementary activities. It encourages the decision-makers to launch integrated projects thanks to network systems.

This approach helps reduce cost (infrastructure), improve circulation of information, favour production of knowledge and raise partnership opportunities. The competitiveness poles are examples of enterprise concentration, training centers and research units functioning in synergy around innovative projects.

During the workshop, report on the public policy in matters of promoting clusters in the three participating countries Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco and the initiatives identified in this field are presented. (TAP)

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