The members of the Maghreb Union
A) all have similar political and economic systems.
B) hope to form an economic and political union in North Africa.
C) all suffer under enormous amounts of debt.
D) are losing their competitiveness against EU countries.
E) have been unable to attract much foreign investment.

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The Maghreb Union is a political and economic union of five North African countries: Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, and Tunisia. The goal of the union is to achieve greater economic integration and cooperation among member countries, as well as greater political unity. The union was established in 1989, but progress towards economic and political integration has been slow due to various political and economic challenges faced by member countries.

The Members of the Maghreb Union