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Cevital ready to start work on long-delayed tourist complex

Cevital group CEO Malik Rebrab has hired the services of foreign consultants to speed up the start of work on its new tourist complex in Tichy, east of Bejaia. [...]

Published on 21/06/2023 at 05:40 GMT

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Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Algeria
Cevital ready to start work on long-delayed tourist complex

Algeria
Two Cevital bosses under investigation

Algeria
Malik Rebrab turns page on his father's era at Cevital

Algeria
Cevital's tourist mega-complex finally given green light

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Rebrab heirs seek to go it alone in e-commerce

Algeria
From cement works to malls, Malik Rebrab carves up Cevital family empire

Algeria
Cevital expands its distribution business with Zemouri