Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Jul 5, 2013 | Business, Moroccan, Morocco News, News |
Morocco will delay a planned deregulation of prices for some subsidized products until after Ramadan following controversy over its announcement of the move before the Muslim fasting month when millions of Moroccans spend...
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Banque Centrale Populaire , one of Morocco’s three biggest banks, may raise short-term debt on the international market before the end of the year, its chief executive told Reuters on Wednesday. “We are more...
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Most of us cherish mementos from our travels – t-shirts from far-away beach bars, colorful ceramics and hand-crafted clothing. But few could match the treasure trove that Sylvia and Sam Kaplan are unpacking in their Minneapolis...
Read MorePosted by MoroccoTomorrow | Jul 4, 2013 | Morocco News, News |
King Mohammed’s frequent trips to Africa offered an opportunity to reenergize Morocco’s engagement on a continent where economic opportunities are rising, tough security challenges endure. Recently, The King traveled to Senegal,...
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Angola has emerged as the new oil and gas powerhouse in Africa. Nigeria and Angola are the continent’s leading oil producers, followed by Algeria, Libya and Egypt. These are the five biggest African oil producers which have been...
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