In the struggle to gain control of Libya's assets abroad (see our report), Tripoli has again marked points against Tobruk. Visiting Rome between May 11-15, the governor of the Central Bank of Libya, Al Seddik Omar Al Kabir, and Abderrahmane [.
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Morocco’s Office National de l’Electricite et de l’Eau Potable (ONEE) is rolling up its sleeves for a lot of work [...]
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Fifty one percent owned by Algeria’s Fonds National d’Investissement (FNI) since early this year, the Djezzy telephone operator is planning [...]
An important sub-contractor of Sonatrach (see Africa Energy Intelligence, issue 727, by Indigo Publications), Nabors Industries hasn’t managed to extricate [...]
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Six years after putting its programs on hold (MC 871), Sama Dubai has sprung into action to retain control of [...]
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In its drive to gain control of Libyan assets across the world (see our report), Tripoli has attacked the Maltese [...]
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Faced with a ban on Libyan carriers operating in European air space (MC 1137), the boss of Afriqiyah Airways, Abubaker [...]
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Morocco’s Agence Nationale des Ports (ANP) has retained Dekra Industrial [...]
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is to [...]
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The Institut Arabe des Chefs d’Entreprise (IACE) won’t pay much [...]
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A director of SNI, Aymane Taud was recently named CEO [...]
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Managing director of International Maghreb Merchant Bank (IMBank) since December, [...]
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Four years after a first salvo (MC 941), the Attijari [...]
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Managing director of Es Saadi Gardens Resort in Marrakech, Elisabeth [...]
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In response to the article Former BMCE high flyer to push for UK-Morocco business (MC 1155), the British Chamber of [...]
According to several sources, the U.S. ambassador to Libya, Deborah [...]
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According to our sources in Algiers, South African president Jacob [...]
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Franck Talbot and Carlo Binda, who worked in Libya between [...]
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