TUNISIA : Maersk's concessions in Rades to go back on the market - 29/11/2018

Extract from minutes of Maersk Tunisie board meeting (28/02/2018).

The Maersk group could pay a particularly high price as a result of the efforts being made by the Ports [...] (218 words)

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