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German railway industry to pitch to Tunisia and Morocco

The German train industry continues to roll out the red carpet in North Africa. It is taking part in a trip organised by the Tunisian-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (AHK) for a delegation of a dozen representatives to Tunis from 26 to 29 June. [...] (164 words)
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MOROCCO Diplomacy 17/02/2022

Mohammed VI and Olaf Scholz mend fences on the fly 

After Rabat failed to react to his selection a year ago as Germany's ambassador to Morocco, an appointment designed to resolve a diplomatic crisis, Thomas Zahneisen was reassigned to a different posting. But now he's due to go to the kingdom after all and to organise the king's visit to Berlin. [...]
King Mohammed VI of Morocco, German chancellor Olaf Scholz.
King Mohammed VI of Morocco, German chancellor Olaf Scholz. © Azzouz Boukallouch/DNphotography/Abacapress.com/Sergey Dolzhenko/EPA

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