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ALGERIA Issue dated 02/06/2015

Amine Mazouzi, a new boss - and fresh broom - at Sonatrach

Amine Mazouzi’s appointment on May 24 as the new chief executive of Sonatrach immediately triggered sweeping changes at the top [...] (346 words)

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