Dans cette interview, nous accueillons Mme Ana Palacio, ancienne ministre espagnole des Affaires étrangères. Nous discutons des enjeux cruciaux de la dynamique internationale actuelle et des perspectives pour renforcer la collaboration entre les régions panatlantiques et le Sud global. L'amélioration des relations entre ces régions est désormais une priorité stratégique. Ce renforcement, qui pourrait se traduire par des initiatives dans divers domaines, est essentiel pour une coopération plus harmonieuse et bénéfique pour toutes les parties concernées.
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