Illegal immigration between the principle of political conditionality of the European union and the internal requirements of the Arab Maghreb countries

Abstract EN

This study, entitled Illegal Immigration between the Principle of Political Conditionality of the European Union and the Internal Requirements of the Arab Maghreb Countries, touched on the problem of security in the Mediterranean as a fact that imposed itself since the end of the Cold War and the consequences of globalization, and its path touched all fields (political, economic, social, cultural, financial and environmental And the military), and as a result the globalization of risks and threats, causing the European Union to set policies - the principle of conditionality - to confront it, but the nature of the transformation and the extent of its impact on regional security arrangements imposed a new reality considering that no country can It guarantees its security on its own in light of a global environment that has multiple actors and varies in many areas of its interaction, and there may be multiple options available to each bank separately to establish security in the Mediterranean region.

In the conviction of those in charge of the European Union and the Maghreb Union that there are fundamental risks threatening the countries of the Union and they are coming from the southern side of the Mediterranean basin, which is led by illegal immigration