Prevented by Algiers from throwing itself fully into the struggle against Al Qaida in Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) in the Sahel, Rabat is nonetheless beefing up its fight on the home front. A drug traffics web and terrorist cells rolled up [.
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Did the White House lend the American solar energy industry a hand in Morocco? Several sources claim that it intervened [...]
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The Algerian market could well turn sour for JCDecaux, the outdoor advertising giant based in the Paris suburb of Neuilly [...]
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The Credit Agricole du Maroc (CAM) appears to becoming rather adventurous. The "farmer's bank" plans to inject EUR 3 million [...]
The days of GDF Suez may be numbered in Algiers. A contract to manage Algiers' water supply that Suez landed [...]
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Fresh developments have sprung up in the Banque Franco-Tunisienne (BTF) story. On Nov. 6, ABCI Investments, which is claiming ownership [...]
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Will Libya’s first Intercontinental hotel open in Benghazi rather than Tripoli? The British hotel group, which has been seeking to [...]
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The fight between Saif El Islam Gaddafi and the regime's hard-liners has turned into open warfare, and Muammar Gaddafi is [...]
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The Moroccan American Center for Policy (MACP), which pulls the strings of the Moroccan lobby in Washington, has strong reason [...]
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Morocco’s free masons appear to be in full disarray. The Grand Orient du Maroc (GODM) set up in 2009, has [...]
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Gianfranco Fini could well be throwing a spanner into Italy’s [...]
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Michel Roussin, former cooperation minister and adviser to the chairman [...]
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Fadela Amara, who may shortly lose her post as France's [...]
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Groupe Loukil is beefing up its mobile telephone and household [...]
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Innovest is a new equity fund founded by Tunisian businessman [...]
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SAB, a French publisher of banking software, has teamed up [...]
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Afrika Verein, an organization that represents German firms operating in [...]
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Morocco’s leading builder, Anas Sefrioui, seems intent on burnishing his [...]
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When Mohammed VI turns his mind to town planning in [...]
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The chief executive of Djazair Ports World, Mohamed El Khadar, [...]
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Sought by the police in Tunisia in a case involving [...]
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The fight between the young Turks and the old guard [...]
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The secretary general of the Forum Democratique pour le Travail [...]
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Morocco's minister of industry, trade and new technologies, Ahmed Reda [...]
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Publisher of the press group Al Ghad, Souleiman Douga was [...]
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