Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Aug 3, 2012 | Morocco News |
FORBES David DiSalvo If you were walking along the streets of a town in Morocco and came across a small empty tube of bicycle repair glue, chances are good that the cement wasn’t used to repair a tire. More likely is that an...
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A YORKSHIRE manufacturer has secured an £8.6m contract to supply pumps for a major pipeline project in Morocco. The pumps supplied by Weir Minerals will help move phosphate rock along a new 200km long pipeline from inland mines...
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New York Times Heidi Kelso The North Fork of Long Island has many attributes — great wines, (relatively) affordable summer rentals and a lovely carousel — but shopping has never been the area’s strong suit. Last week’s opening...
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RABAT Aug 2 (Reuters) – Morocco’s state-run grains authority ONICL will tender mid-August for the purchase of up to 300,000 tonnes of EU-origin soft wheat as part of a preferential tariff agreement, the agency said...
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International Business Times Two separate traffic accidents killed 16 people on Wednesday in Morocco, a country with an appallingly poor record of road safety. In one crash, 12 people died near the town of Youssoufia, when a...
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