Investments in infrastructure, housing and tourism are building blocks essential to Morocco’s future: they promote long-term economic growth, create a positive image of the kingdom and seduce foreign investors. But…
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In recent years, Algeria has rebuilt its economy from the ground up. Despite various limitations, this North African oil-supplying country is striving to reach the maturity it needs to harness…
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The privatization of public enterprises has served as a platform for developing the private sector in Tunisia since the 1980s. Privatization has also been a useful instrument in reinforcing the…
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Even as the world’s economy has faltered, Sudan has continued to do surprisingly well. But recent falls in commodity prices have revealed serious structural imbalances. The question remains: has the…
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In 2003, a string of deadly suicide bombings in Casablanca sent a shock wave through the relatively stable kingdom of Morocco, which maintains close ties to Europe, Israel and America,…
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The online recruitment agency Bayt.com has a large geographical footprint with eleven offices throughout Middle East and North Africa (MENA). In its eight-year history, the agency has grown from the…
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Economic diversity across a wide range of profitable sectors is the key to a strong sustainable economy and a higher standard of living; it creates jobs, encourages the development of…
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Although Abu Dhabi has been slow to join the regional real estate boom, the emirate has already launched several huge projects. As part of government efforts to fill the gap…
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Electricity and water consumption, primarily in the residential sector, have been raising a major concern lately in Dubai. As part of its ongoing efforts to trim down this “open” consumption,…
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Electricity and water consumption, primarily in the residential sector, have been raising a major concern lately in Dubai. As part of its ongoing efforts to trim down this “open” consumption,…