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ALGERIA Issue dated 24/01/2019

China's CSCEC to build Accor and Mehri's hotels

China State Construction Engineering Corp (CSCEC) has confirmed its domination in the Algerian hotel construction sector. According to our sources, [...] (195 words)

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Mohamed al-Amoudi tightens his family's grip on hotel business

Shield Bouclier lands security contract for Algiers Airport's new Hyatt Regency hotel after working for China's CSCEC

Société Générale Maritime boss Mohamed Dib under investigation

Accor considering legal action over hotel sale in N'Djamena

Hoggui and Amouri clans cement alliance with Sinoma

Hamid Melzi and Mohamed Khabech work for China's CSCEC

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