Los programas de la Comisión Europea con Asia: el caso de Camboya
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Camboya, UE, cooperación internacionalResumen
Revista CIDOB d'Afers Internacionals, nº. 64
Cuatrimestral (diciembre 2003)
ISSN:1133-6595
Después de repasar el contexto histórico, político y, sobre todo social, de Camboya, en el que se muestran los avances pero también las grandes carencias de este país del sureste asiático, el autor entra de lleno en los antecedentes y la situación actual de las relaciones entre la UE y Camboya. Para ello analiza los distintos acuerdos económicos, comerciales y de cooperación existentes, para centrarse en el Programa UE-Camboya (1993-2000) sobre asistencia técnica y financiera, rehabilitación, víctimas de desastres, ONG, refugiados, democracia y derechos humanos, así como medio ambiente, drogas y cooperación económica. La UE, junto con Japón, es uno de los principales contribuyentes al proceso de rehabilitación y reconstrucción de Camboya, aunque el tamaño global de la cooperación de la UE es todavía considerablemente más bajo que la cooperación suministrada por la cooperación bilateral de los estados miembros.
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