Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Apr 19, 2012 | Business, Morocco News |
Financial Times “When sorrows come, they come not single spies, but in battalions.” Spanish business may not yet be involved in a tragedy of Shakespearean dimensions, but it has suffered a gruelling week of troubles after four...
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Opodo travel news Algeria to boost tourism investment Increased levels of investment in the Algerian tourism industry are expected to boost the number of people taking holidays in the north African country, its tourism minister...
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Arab Spring issues discussed at University of Central Oklahoma event NewsOK.com UCO President Don Betz and New York Times Deputy Foreign Editor Michael Slackman discussed democracy and the Arab Spring as a part of the American...
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The bedrock of society – Understanding and growing the MENA region’s middle class Author: Richard Shediac, Samer Bohsali, Hatem SammanSource: Booz & Company UAE. In developing countries worldwide, the middle...
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‘Tunisia is one of our oldest friends in the world,’ President Obama said when US Peace Corps reopened operations in the country [EPA] Washington, DC – After a 16 year hiatus, the US Peace Corps is reopening...
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