Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Jul 24, 2012 | Business |
OXFORD BUSINESS GROUP Economic Update | The Middle East The emirate of Ajman is looking to broaden its tourism horizons, investing in new upmarket resorts and facilities while also hoping to attract a greater slice of the UAE’s...
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Dave Levitan The Desertec Foundation likes to point out that only six hours’ worth of energy hitting the world’s deserts is enough to power everything on the planet. For a full year. The group’s main focus...
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WNN Breaking Prevention posters posted by delegates from the AIDS Policy Project display on a wall in the convention center in Washington D.C. This year’s theme for the global conference is “Turning the Tide Together.” This is...
Read MorePosted by MoroccoTomorrow | Jul 24, 2012 | Analysis, Arab Spring |
HUFFINGTON POST WORLD Alon Ben-Meir There is a pressing need in the Arab states, especially the countries with nascent democratic restructuring such as Egypt, Tunisia and Libya, to adopt sustainable development projects in...
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Patch.com Subject of contest was promoting an AIDS-free Generation around the world. Tosa East grad found her subjects in Morocco. By Jim Price A Wauwatosa native serving in the Peace Corps has won a second place award out of...
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