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ALGERIA Issue dated 12/02/2015

Denos sets off on a quest for private clinics

Forced to give up managing the Benghazi Medical Center in Libya, France’s Denos group that specializes in managing hospital units [...] (179 words)

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Abdelmalek Boudiaf

Agence de Realisation des Equipements de Sante

Benghazi Medical Center

Caisse nationale des assurances sociales

Denos

Pierre Vincent

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