Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Jan 16, 2012 | Business, Morocco News, News |
U.S. Department of State Assistant Secretary Jose Fernandez Traveling to Morocco, Algeria, and France Office of the Spokesperson Washington, DC January 16, 2012 Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs Jose W....
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The week after announcing its intention to launch in the country in a trading update, as reported byrecruiter.co.uk, recruiter Michael Page has launched a Moroccan subsidiary, based in Casablanca. Managing director of Michael...
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The border crossing, Zouj Bghal, between Morocco and Algeria has been shut since 1994. (File photo) By AL ARABIYA Algerian authorities have agreed to briefly re-open borders with Morocco to allow for the passage of Moroccan...
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Dar al Hayat Mohammad el-Ashab When Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy will visit Morocco, he will find that many things have changed. Rabat, which never aspired for exerting any pressure on its northern neighbor during the...
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ITCM Kasbah Tamadot, set at the foothills of the Atlas Mountains in Morocco and one of Sir Richard Branson’s privately owned retreats within the award-winning Virgin Limited Edition collection, has announced the recent...
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