The assassination of Hassan Aldroe the deputy minister for industry in charge of public affairs, in his home town of Sirte on January 11 has sparked emotion in the Franco-Libyan business community. His death also deprives Paris of a key [.
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In a surprise turn of events, the contract for refuse collection in Tanger went to the French company SITA and [...]
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Hyproc, Sonatrach’s maritime petrol transport subsidiary, is poised to order a number of new vessels this year. According to our [...]
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The reign of Marouane Mabrouk as managing director of Orange Tunisie looks like it is coming to a close. According [...]
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Dominic Asquith, the former British ambassador in Libya, officially took up his new position as head of the Libyan British [...]
After trying to break into the Libyan oil market from London, the discreet businessman Mohamed Ghazi Bouali has changed his [...]
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This time, it is really happening. After several false starts, the Iranian state-owned car manufacturer Iran Khodro has recently planted [...]
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Clyde & Co was centre-stage in Tripoli on Jan. 14 [...]
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L'ONEE Morocco's Office National de l'Electricité et de l'Eau Potable [...]
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Taysir Microfinance has been accredited by Tunisia's Autorite de Contrôle [...]
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Suez Environnement has been splashing out on PR in Algeria. [...]
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Khalil Caïd Essebsi, the son of ex-prime minister and leader [...]
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The US Trade Development Agency (USTDA) is poised to invite [...]
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Rachid Sekak, the managing director of HSBC Algeria from 2007 [...]
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Amel Saidane, the daughter of Ezzeddine Saidane, the former head [...]
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The Wali of Algiers, Abdelkader Zoukh, wants to know everything [...]
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Faouzi Ouertani, a long serving official with the ministry of [...]
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After a lengthy international investigation, Norway’s global fertilizer giant Yara [...]
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Mehdi Jomaâ has begun to hand-pick the members of his future government. According to Maghreb Confidential's sources in Tunis, the [...]
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