Einar H. Dyvik
Research expert covering Nordics and global data for society, economy, and politics
EU-Africa trade - statistics and facts
The European Union's (EU’s) trade relationship with Africa is a complex tapestry of surpluses and deficits, with recent years revealing intriguing shifts in the balance of power. While the EU grapples with a substantial trade deficit with Africa, individual nations like Morocco are emerging as key players in this economic dance. Behind these headline figures lies a fascinating story of raw materials, particularly in the realm of mineral fuels and lubricants, where Africa's role in EU imports has been steadily growing. This further uncovers a narrative of interdependence, competition, and the ever-changing nature of international commerce.
