REJUVENATING EU DEMOCRACY SUPPORT IN AFRICA The Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument(NDICI) as a Promising Framework for Action? Nathan Vandeputte June 2020 The NDICI so far fails to provide the adequate framework to rejuvenate EU democracy support. Rather, it restores a tame and depoliticised narrative. Engagement with sub-Saharan African partner countries will further be encouraged, however so far with insufficient guarantees that such relationship will be conditioned by respect for democratic values. While democratic progress may still be of key interest to the EU, so far it seems to be of less importance as compared to other foreign policy interests such as migration, peace and stability. Hence, it remains unclear how or if the EU will respond to sudden or urgent democratic challenges or opportunities; of which the African continent has been witness.
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Rejuvenating EU democracy support in Africa : the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument (NDICI) as a promising framework for action?
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