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Rabat — Morocco’s southern provinces are attracting more international investment interest, as the UK’s parliament member ...
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Asharq Alawsat (English) on MSNSahel States Back Morocco’s Sea Access Initiative, Commit to Accelerating its ImplementationThe foreign ministers of the Sahel States Alliance, Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger, welcomed an initiative launched by Moroccan ...
Rabat - Morocco showcased its economic strengths and investment opportunities during the “Morocco Now” conference held on ...
Documentation from Ayalon Canada Park in Judea indicates that at least some of the fires raging in the Jerusalem Hills were deliberately set.
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Business and Financial Times on MSNSoaring above the aviation blues: How reforms can transform air travel across AfricaNoelle NWOKOLO Africa’s aviation sector is at a critical juncture. While the challenges – fragmented airspace, high fares, ...
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Hespress on MSNGrand Opening of Moroccan Pavilion at Paris FairThe King’s Ambassador to France Samira Sitail inaugurated on Wednesday the Moroccan pavilion at the Paris Fair (April 30 – May 11), France’s favorite shopping and festive event, where the Kingdom is ...
The EU buys gas from Russia, Libya and Qatar — despite sanctions and clashes of interests and values. So why is Iran, with the world's second-largest gas reserves, left out of the equation?
As part of Sharjah’s Guest of Honour presence at the 30th Rabat International Book and Publishing Fair (RIBF), House of Wisdom (HoW) concluded ...
Resilience and Problem-Solving in Unstable Contexts AI cannot navigate chaos, but humans can. In conflict zones and fragile economies, the ability to solve problems creatively and persist through ...
Rabat - Morocco’s National Airports Office (ONDA) announced that check-in services at all the Kingdom's airports have been fully restored. "Check-in and boarding procedures are now proceeding normally ...
China's phosphate fertilizer exports are severely lagging where they would normally be at this point in the year, prompting experts to warn that fertilizer prices will remain high.
ALGIERS (AP) — Algeria's government proposed a law to streamline military mobilization amid tensions with neighboring ...
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