Mediterranean, (Algeria, Morocco, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, the Palestinian Authority, Syria, Tunisia) are also covered by the ENP and seven of the Mediterranean states have a "Euro-Mediterranean Agreement establishing an Association" (EMAA) with the EU in force, while Palestine has an interim EMAA in force. Syria initialed an EMAA in 2008, however signing has been deferred indefinitely. Negotiations for a Framework Agreement with the remaining state, Libya, have been suspended. Moldova and Ukraine have Association Agreements in force. Armenia completed negotiations for a AA in 2013 but decided not to sign the agreement and later signed a revised CEPA with the EU in 2017. Azerbaijan was also negotiating an AA, but did not conclude one. Both the SAA and ENP are based mostly on the EU's acquis communautaire and its promulgation in the co-operating states legislation. Of course, the depth of the harmonisation is less than full EU members and some policy areas may not be covered (depending on the particular state). In addition to these two policies, AAs with free-trade agreement provisions have been signed with other states and trade blocs including Chile and South Africa. EU Agreements with third states Association Agreements In force ACP PA (2003) Albania SAA (2009) Algeria EMAA (2005) Bosnia and Herzegovina SAA (2015) Chile AA (2005) Egypt EMAA (2004) Georgia AA (2016) Iceland EEA (1994) Israel EMAA (2000) Jordan EMAA (2002) Kosovo* SAA (2016) Lebanon EMAA (2006) Liechtenstein EEA (1995) Moldova AA (2016) Montenegro SAA (2010) Morocco EMAA (2000) North Macedonia SAA (2004) Norway EEA (1994) Serbia SAA (2013) South Africa ATDC (2004) Syria CA (1978; cooperation programmes suspended in 2011) Tunisia EMAA (1998) Turkey AA (1964) the framework for a CU (1995) Ukraine AA (2017) United Kingdom: TCA (2021) Currently pending ratification Central America: European Union Central American Association Agreement (signed in 2012) Currently in negotiations Andorra AA Libya (negotiations for a Framework Agreement were launched in 2008, but suspended in 2011 due to the Libyan Civil War; as of 2014 the EU is seeking to re-launch the negotiations) Mercosur AA Monaco AA San Marino AA Syria EMAA (initialled in 2008, however signing has been stalled indefinitely by the EU due to concerns over the conduct of Syrian authorities during anti-government protests in 2011 and the ensuing civil war) Defunct agreements African states Convention of Association (1964, 1971), superseded by another Convention in 1976 ACP Convention (1976, 1981, 1986, 1991), superseded