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Radhouane Ayara gives Maersk an ultimatum

A sword of Damocles is hanging over Maersk's head in Tunisia. According to Maghreb Confidential's sources, transport minister Radhouane Ayara [...]

Published on 26.07.2018 at 04:30 GMT

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Star Container in the firing line after Maersk

Leading global shipping group Maersk is continuing to undergo heavy weather in Tunisia. The Danish group, which was forced to [...]

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Tunisia
Ennahda aims to sink Radhouane Ayara

Islamist party Ennahda wants to take advantage of the accident involving a Cotunav ferry, which ran into a Cypriot ship [...]

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Tunisia
Container ship Alexander Maersk arrested in Sfax

Leading global container shipping group Maersk, which has already been forced to close its subsidiary Maersk Tunisia by transport minister [...]

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Maersk returns to the port of Rades by the back door

Leading global shipping group Maersk will have to wind up its Tunisian subsidiary! According to our sources, transport minister Radhouane [...]

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INLUCC and Jhinaoui brought into Maersk affair

Leading global shipping company Maersk is getting into increasingly choppy waters in Tunisia. According to our sources, national anti-corruption unit [...]

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Tunisia
Deputy Yassine Ayari intervenes in Maersk dispute

The dispute between leading global shipping group Maersk and the Ministry of Transport, which was revealed by (MC 1297), is [...]

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Maersk bets on Ennahda to save its local operation

Number one world shipping company Maersk is waiting anxiously for the government reshuffle planned by prime minister Youssef Chahed (MC 1295). It is praying that transport minister Radhouane Ayara will lose his job and, better still, be replaced by a [.

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Tunisia
Hayet Laouani pulls out of Maersk

Has Hayet Laouani, a leading figure in women’s business circles in Tunisia, decided to cash in her chips? Highly active [...]

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DRC, Kenya
Ruto's great expectations frustrated by Kinshasa

Tunisia
Radhouane Ayara gives Maersk an ultimatum

Tunisia
Star Container in the firing line after Maersk

Tunisia
Ennahda aims to sink Radhouane Ayara

Tunisia
Container ship Alexander Maersk arrested in Sfax

Tunisia
Maersk returns to the port of Rades by the back door

Tunisia
INLUCC and Jhinaoui brought into Maersk affair

Tunisia
Deputy Yassine Ayari intervenes in Maersk dispute

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Maersk bets on Ennahda to save its local operation

Tunisia
Hayet Laouani pulls out of Maersk