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MOROCCO Issue dated 15/03/2016

What role for Imane Belrhiti in OCP’s new Africa-wide venture?

OCP chief Mostafa Terrab raised questions when he announced the phosphate giant was setting up 15 African subsidiaries to retail [...] (338 words)

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What role for Imane Belrhiti in OCP’s new Africa-wide venture?

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Caleb Usoh spearheads OCP drive

Aliko Dangote wooed by the FCE

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Phosphates: the OCP behemoth out to conquer a continent

Sofitex: Yameogo could switch to an entirely new fertilizer game

OCP scouting Africa's potential for potash

Question mark over Sofitex fertilizer contract

OCP continues its expansion drive in East Africa

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