Morocco, which is looking for new allies to play a role in the restructuring of Muslim institutions in France being supervised by the highly pro-Algerian Jean-Pierre Chevenement, is counting heavily on the support of French Senate vice president Bariza Khiari, [.
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Kamran Abbas-Vahid, great grandnephew of the former Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, is expanding his business interests in Morocco. [...]
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Fluctuating oil prices have been playing havoc with Tassili Airlines aircraft acquisition programme. With the oil price now at $50 [...]
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Even in the midst of political and financial controversies, businessman Chafik Jarraya is not neglecting his fundamental business interests. A [...]
Rafik Bouchamaoui, a director of the Al Majd family holding company set up by his father, Abdelmajid Bouchamaoui, is going [...]
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The court battle between the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) and Societe Generale will take place in London in April despite [...]
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The American ambassador in Libya, Peter Bodde, and the Chemonics consulting group have come to the rescue of national electricity [...]
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The impact of the hostilities between Cevital group boss Issad [...]
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The Siemens group has reorganized the management of its Tunisian [...]
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Societe des Ciments de Zahana (SCIZ), which is 65% owned [...]
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Moroccan exchange bureau director Hassan Boulaknadal and Casablanca stock exchange [...]
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On November 27, public sector energy products distributor Naftal added [...]
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Kamel Lazaar, the Swiss-Tunisian head of merchant bank Swicorp, has [...]
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Karim Nasr, head of call centre group Helpbytel, is struggling [...]
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Businessman Salim Troudi, who had problems with the law in [...]
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Moroccan environment minister Hakima El Haite, who was in Paris [...]
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Ahmed Lamen, who was spokesman for prime minister Abdallah al-Thani [...]
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The imminent departure from office of Italian prime minister Matteo [...]
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