Algeria’s accession to the world economy is moving forward with a surprising amount of support from the North African country’s Arab and European neighbors. In the past decade, the country …
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As the European Union reaches its saturation point for fruit imports and chooses domestic options over those from abroad, Morocco is looking to strengthen its citrus industry through a strategy …
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Just outside South Sudan’s three-year-old capital, a stationary line of ancient Fiat and Bedford trucks are at the end of hundreds of dusty, rough kilometers from Kenya, bringing with them …
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When Palestinians breached the border wall separating Gaza from Egyptian Sinai, one of the unintended outcomes was a testimony to the capitalist laws of supply and demand, and, even more …
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Moroccan national holding company Société Nationale d’Investissement (SNI) has purchased one-third of the investment group Societé Maroc-Emirats Arabes Unis de Développement (SOMED), it confirmed on February 1. SNI spent $161.9 …
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Moroccan minister of foreign affairs and cooperation Taiev Fassi-Fihri announced a new drive to strengthen and deepen relations with the European Union (EU) by securing “advanced status” with the bloc. …
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Figures recently published by CETO (The Association of French Tour Operators) and FRAM travel agency appeared to paint a rosy picture of the Tunisian tourism sector in 2007. CETO’s figures …
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Algeria is moving to strengthen its position in downstream energy industries, part of a program to further develop the value added component of its energy and natural resources and increase …
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For three years now peace has reigned in Juba, administrative center of South Sudan, which as a result has expanded rapidly, as people from all of southern Sudan’s numerous and …
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Olive oil may be overlooked as a commodity in the world economy, but for Tunisia it is the largest export earner and it provides livelihoods for hundreds of thousands of …