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Mer Group offers its services

The Israeli security group chaired by Chaim Mer has taken several initiatives to offer its services in the fight against terrorism and against zebu poachers. [...]

Published on 04/01/2013 at 23:03 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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André Ndriarijaona
Andry Rajoelina
Arsene Rakotondrazaka
C Mer Industries
Comité militaire de la défense nationale
Franck Ramarosaona
Jean Omer Beriziky
Mer Group
Naina Andriantsitohaina
Rabarisoa Ranto
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TGV

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Naina Andriantsitohaina, the politically wary descendent of a business dynasty

Naina Andriantsitohaina is very much the modern entrepreneur. Born in 1963, he likes to drive around Antananarivo on a motor bike. In 2009, he took over the family business from his father, Jean-Charles Andriantsitohaina, and today heads companies in a variety of sectors, supported by family members and long-standing collaborators.

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Madagascar
The Mer Group seeking contracts

An Israeli firm is vying with a French company, CPSI, headed by Jean-Joel Ansart to win a contract to provide airport security.

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TGV wants to play the nationalist card

The President of the transition, Andry Rajoelina known as TGV, would really like to stand up to his country’s international partners (SADC, United States, European Union and France) who are very strongly recommending him not to run in the presidential [.

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TGV to go on a family pilgrimage to Israel

While he is still deciding whether he will run in the presidential election in May 2013, the President of the [...]

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Philippe Leclerc back with a bang

After his Paris based company Orizon Finance was liquidated on 3 October, Philippe Leclerc, Andry Rajoelina’s French advisor, is concentrating on Antananarivo.

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Dispute over airport security contract

The Madagascan airport authorities are de facto"outlaws" in the eyes of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), which had set them a deadline of July 2010 to comply with airport security standards. The Aviation Civile de Madagascar (ACM) had initiated [.

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André Ndriarijaona
Andry Rajoelina
Arsene Rakotondrazaka
C Mer Industries
Comité militaire de la défense nationale
Franck Ramarosaona
Jean Omer Beriziky
Mer Group
Naina Andriantsitohaina
Rabarisoa Ranto
Randrianazary
Relations publiques lobbying associés
TGV

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Mer Group offers its services

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Madagascar
The Mer Group seeking contracts

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TGV wants to play the nationalist card

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TGV to go on a family pilgrimage to Israel

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Philippe Leclerc back with a bang

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