Author: MoroccoTomorrow

By Rudy Ruitenberg Grain cargoes exported from the French port of Rouen, Europe’s biggest cereal-shipping hub, slumped 39 percent to the lowest level in four weeks as Algeria and Morocco took less wheat. There were 116,172...

Bloomberg View By Pankaj Mishra My last column, on the strangely renewable appeal of political Islam, provoked some strong reactions from both extremes of the ideological spectrum. Some correspondents urged me to reconsider...

By Sharon Smyth and Manuel Baigorri Fergo Aisa SA (AISA), the Spanish real estate developer that reported losses for the past four years, said it will return to profit in 2012 as the company abandons Spain to focus onLatin...

By Dina Zayed and Marwa Awad CAIRO (Reuters) – More than eight million Egyptians voted in the opening round of their first free vote in six decades in what the election chief said Friday was a turnout of 62 percent, far...

Rabat – Secretary General of the Justice and Development Party Abdelilah Benkirane, appointed by HM King Mohammed VI as Prime Minister, held talks on Friday with leader of the Progress and Socialism Party (PPS), Nabil...