Still confronted by Ennahda’s refusal to let him run in Tunisia’s presidential election on Nov. 23, Hamadi Jebali, the movement’s former secretary-general, is enjoying the discreet but firm support in Washington. Maghreb Confidential understands that American diplomats are turning up [.
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Morocco’s third-ranking pharmaceuticals concern, Sothema, has gone on the offensive. According to our sources, the firm headed by Omar Tazi [...]
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Working for their own account after representing General Dynamics UK in North Africa for years, British nationals Andrew Gadsby and [...]
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Lucky on the military front – its radars are to equip the Algerian Navy’s future Chinese C28 corvettes – France’s [...]
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French prime minister Manuel Valls’ visit to Tunis on Sept. 8 to attend the Startup Democracy conference appears to have [...]
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The corporate law firm Bracewell & Giuliani is working to gain a stronger footing on the Libyan market. A prime [...]
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Based in London where his Islam Channel has attracted a lot of local Moslems, Mohamed Ali Harrath is now to [...]
The private security concern Argus Security Projects has had its [...]
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Algeria’s Agence Nationale des Autoroutes (ANA) has entrusted Applus+Norcontrol to [...]
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Four engineering consulting consortiums are competing for a contract for [...]
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The state-owned Compagnie Algerienne d’Assurance et de Reassurance (CAAR) has [...]
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The Libyan emergency has revived the Maltese Chamber of Commerce's [...]
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The former boss of the UTICA employers federation, Hedi Djilani, [...]
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The boss of Caisse des Depots et Consignations (CDC), James [...]
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Serving as oil minister in the Al Thani government until [...]
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Accused in 2012 of trying to transfer money to Saadi [...]
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Dropping in on Tunis on Sept. 1, a delegation of [...]
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Presidential adviser Ahmed Ouyahia, a former prime minister, feels pretty [...]
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