Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Jun 14, 2013 | Moroccan, Morocco News, News |
Five months after the terrorist assault at the In Amenas gas plant in Algeria, many key questions about the bloody attack remain unanswered. Algerian authorities’ mum attitude and the British government meek efforts to uncover...
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In Tunisia this week I launched a new initiative of the UKs presidency of the G8 Deauville Partnership called ‘Forsa.’ Forsa, which means ‘opportunity’ in Arabic, is an SME mentoring initiative which will create mentoring...
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The aerospace industries in Morocco and Tunisia still tend to be viewed as embryonic by some Westerners, but the North African countries are starting to capitalize on the desire by European companies to move production offshore...
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Crime & Justice | 2013-06-14 Libya postpones Al-Mahmoudi trial A Tripoli court on Thursday (June 13th) adjourned the trial of former Libyan Prime Minister Al-Baghdadi Ali Al-Mahmoudi and his co-defendants Adel T… Human...
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Throughout Mawazine’s nine days, street parades and impromptu shows take place on sidewalks all over Rabat. One of this year’s most impressive was a West African drumming group, headed up by modern...
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