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The Cotonou Agreement is a treaty which sets out the relationship between the European Union and the Pacific and African governments (the " ACP countries") of the signitories on foreign aid, trade, investment, human rights and governance.

The agreement was established in June 2000, in Benin suceeding the Lomé Convention which did not address human rights and governance issues. There are 77 signatories, the agreement came into force in 2002.

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