Tuesday, November 26

Morocco in the News – October 5, 2011

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On the business side, Bloomberg published an article on the Sahara Solar Project initiative which will sketch out plans in 2012 for its first power plant, a 600 million-euro ($800 million) station in Morocco. Desertec, the venture aiming to generate power across the North African desert for Mediterranean-area consumers, needs a few more months of planning for its initial 150-megawatt pilot plant.

Politics

The Peninsula (10/05) – HH the Emir meets ambassadors of Jordan and Morocco

Magharebia (10/04) – Moroccan civil society monitors elections online

Sahara Press Service (10/04) – Freedom of the Press 2011 – Morocco

Economy/Business

Bloomberg (10/05) – Sahara Solar Project to Present First Plant Design in 2012

Reve (10/05) – Concentrating Solar Thermal Power Project in Botswana

The National (10/05) – Profit for Moroccan bank, but much risk

Financial Times (10/04) – Hikma keeps faith with Middle East market

Fierce Pharma (10/04) – Hikma moves into Morocco with $111M deal

Society/Culture

E-Flux (10/05) – The Museum of Modern Art, New York

The New York Times (10/04) – Two Directions for Moroccan Cuisine

BYM News (10/04) – Global Ocean Race : Finally, breeze arrives for the fleet

Sail World (10/04) – Global Ocean Race fleet welcomes the breeze

Pulitzer Center (10/03) – Morocco’s Los Ifninos: Surfing Across Two Cultures

MENA Region

ENPI (10/05) – EU response to the Arab Spring: 350 million euros to face socio-economic challenge and democratic transition

Vanguard (10/04) – UN Security Council : Nigeria unveils agenda

Today’s Zaman (10/04) – Prime Minister Erdoğan and secularism

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