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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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TUNISIA
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Rabie Majidi
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Société des transports de Tunis
Société nationale des chemins de fer tunisiens
Tunisian-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry
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BMW, Volkswagen and BASF skirt around DRC's cobalt for their electric vehicles

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King Mohammed VI of Morocco, German chancellor Olaf Scholz.

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How SNCFT and Carthage are solving the phosphate transportation problem

After more than 10 years of stalemate, the phosphate transport issue may be about to be resolved. The SNCFT is hoping to resume rail renovation work, thereby making Tunisian ore more attractive to its regional rival, OCP.

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