The delayed authority of the Pan-African Parliament - Consequences for African Union cooperation with the European Union

This paper explores the repercussions of the delayed empowerment of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) on African Union (AU) interactions with the European Union (EU). The policy analysis argues that the empowerment of the PAP is intricately linked to the credibility and effectiveness of the AU on the global stage, especially in its engagement with partners such as the EU. Total empowerment of the

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