Two weeks after launching his offensive, general Khalifa Haftar still hasn't succeeded in kicking the pro-Al Fajr militia, including Ansar Al Sharia, out of Benghazi. Indeed, winning the city back is crucial for the authorities in Tobruk (to whom Haftar [.
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M’jid El Guerrab, former press adviser on the staff of the former speaker of France’s Senate, Jean-Pierre Bel (a member [...]
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The Agence Nationale des Ports (ANP) is about to take a close look as security systems in the ports of [...]
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Received by officials at Algeria’s defence ministry on Oct. 12, aides from British military contractors Thales UK, BAE Systems, SAAB [...]
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Close to French president François Hollande, lawyer Jean-Pierre Mignard will be in Tunis on Nov. 12 to take part in [...]
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After sniping at one another for 18 months, the French shipping company CMA CGM – it ranks third in the [...]
The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) is seeking consultants to help back up its programs in Libya. As they wouldn’t [...]
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The Direction Generale de la Surete Nationale (DGSN) is preparing [...]
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The new head of the Tunisian-German Chamber of Commerce (AHK), [...]
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The drugs concern MS Pharma based in Bahrain is seeking [...]
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Having recently begun operating in Morocco ( MC 1076), the [...]
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The head of the Libyan office of UK Trade & [...]
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A former legislator and now a leading businessman, Djilali Mehri [...]
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Managing director of the car wiring concern Coficab, Aouatef Elloumi [...]
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The short-lived governor of Gafsa (he served from February to [...]
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Governor of Algiers between 2004 and the end of last [...]
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The newly-elected head of the Libyan parliament’s national security committee [...]
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A former special adviser to ex Ivory Coast president Robert [...]
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