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LONDON (Alliance News) – Tangiers Petroleum Ltd Monday said the resignation of the Moroccan energy minister had delayed approval for a farm out agreement on the Tarfaya oilfield, and while it was still assessing...
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Martin Tronquit was a graduate of one of France’s elite business schools living the high-flying Paris lifestyle both he and his wife had dreamt about – an existence made up of long days at work followed by meals at expensive...
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Magharebia Media | 2013-09-17 Tunisia press goes on strike Reporters in Tunisia are voicing their anger with authorities over what they see as increasing restrictions on press freedom. Economy | 2013-09-17 Morocco increases fuel...
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DUBAI: The political upheaval triggered by theArab Spring that swept across the Middle East in 2011 may have brought about an economic renewal in the region, a new report has claimed. Middle Eastern Ultra High Net Worth (UHNW)...
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MADRID – Hundreds of migrants broke through a border fence from Morocco into Spanish territory on Monday, clashing with police in a raid that left seven people injured, officials said. About 300 migrants before dawn tore...
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