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Th e European Union pays a primary attention to the development of neighbouring relations; it means the rela- tions with countries in the immediate vicinity of its external borders. Th is is done for the sake of prosperity, stability and the spread of democratic values in the world. In this sense, a kind of the privileged region have always created the states of the Southern and Eastern or eventually Northern Mediterranean with which the European Economic Community began to develop cooperation immediately after its formation. Th en since the mid-1990s, the EU set out a goal to create a Euro- Mediterranean free trade area and thus to move closer to the interlacing of the two entities in the form of integration. Th e outline of the process of development of Euro-Mediterranean relationships (including the changes of bilateral approaches and the conditioning factors) is the objective of this article. It is divided into three sections, which cover diff erent stages of the development of these relationships over time and escalate in terms of two-way approaches to a new quality of coopera- tion (including the three stated research questions). Th e result of these relationships could become a Euro-Mediterranean Alliance that is outlined as a diff erentiated form of multilateralism in the conclusions of the paper.

Euro-Mediterranean relations and their heading. On the way to a differentiated multilateralism?