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Morocco in the News – November 16, 2011

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The Financial News published a positive article on Morocco and its pro-democracy reforms. According to the article, Morocco has largely avoided most of the political turmoil that has affected its Arab and north Africa neighbors this year thanks to King Mohammed VI choosing to conciliate rather than repress protests. The article is intended to foster foreign investing into the country.

Politics

Net Globers (11/16) – Morocco: Parliamentary elections on November 25th

Al Arabiya News (11/15) – Calls for boycott threaten Morocco’s upcoming elections

The Pomed Wire (11/15) – Calls Echo for Morocco Election Boycott

Economy/Business

E Financial News (11/16) – Investing in the Arab Spring: Morocco

Global Arab Network (11/16) – Morocco going green – expanding renewable energy

Almasry Alyoum (11/15) – Desertec renewable energy project begins in Morocco, Egypt next?

Earth Techling (11/15) – Desertec To Start With Morocco Solar Plant

Fresh Plaza (11/15) – DailyFresh Logistics link between Morocco and Europe

Morocco on the Move – UPI Special Reports : Economic opportunities in Arab Spring

Society/Culture

Wine Magazine (11/15) – The Tantalizing Taste of Morocco

MENA Region

NPR (11/16) – For Arab Nations In Transition, U.S. Emphasizes Trade

Eurasia Review (11/16) – Syria To Skip Arab Meeting In Morocco

The Guardian (11/15) – Syria urged to stop violent repression

Voice of America (11/15) – Syrian Activists: 83 People Killed in Anti-Government Uprising

Voice of America (11/15) – Syria to Skip Arab Meeting in Morocco

Monsters & Critics (11/15) – Syria decides not to attend the Arab League meetings in Morocco

Reuters (11/15) – U.S. seeks “forceful” Arab League message on Syria

Sacramento Bee (11/15) – Raytheon Given Export Approvals for Advanced Maritime Radar

Morocco Board (11/15) – Qatar Chastises Algeria for defending Assad in Syria

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