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GlobalPost Renault opened a sprawling factory in Morocco on Thursday, which will employ 2,000 locals. Lillian Rizzo French car maker Renault has opened a factory in Morocco, the largest in North Africa. (ALEXANDER...
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Euronews France’s Renault has opened a giant factory in Morocco to build low-cost vehicles. The salaries of workers at the plant near Tangiers amount to less than a quarter of the French minimum wage. Renault boss Carlos Ghosn...
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Middle East Monitor Leila Hanafi The Moroccan criminal justice system must meet new challenges based on a changed international environment. It has been twelve years since Morocco became a signatory to the Rome Statute, the...
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The new Moroccan government aims to boost students’ employment prospects by strengthening state schools and universities. By Siham Ali for Magharebia in Rabat – 09/02/12 [AFP/Abdelhak Senna] Education reforms proposed by...
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PR.com Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines Launches New Canaries, North Africa and Cape Verde Fly-Cruise Programme Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines is introducing a new programme of exotic fly-cruises to the Canary Islands, West Africa and the...
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