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Tag: business
Africa holds special place in India’s superpower ambitions
Diplomatic relations between India and Africa have expanded rapidly since the early 2000s but, with India aspiring to become the 21st century’s next superpower, the ... Read More
Morocco, Safest Country for Business in North Africa, Control Risks
Control Risks, the specialist risk consultancy, issued its 2017 RiskMap showing that Morocco continues to maintain its standing as the safest country for business and ... Read More
Mauritania: Authorities pleased with ranking in 2015 Doing Business report
Mauritanian Minister of economy and development Tuesday hailed the progress made by the country on the 2015 Doing Business Group report which places Mauritania at ... Read More
Time is right for business in Tunisia
Despite Tunisia’s political turbulences and incertitude, some experts believe that it is the right moment to venture into the North African country and seize the ... Read More
Libya will invest $140 billion in reconstruction
Libya could be investing $140 billion on infrastructure, energy, utilities and industry to assure a sustainable future within the next 10 years of the rebuilding ... Read More
Morocco, U.S. Businessmen Meet in Washington to Boost Partnership
Representatives from both Moroccan and U.S. business communities will meet Dec.4 in Washington D.C. to discuss ways to increase bilateral trade and enhance business development ... Read More
Tunisian Bank Gets IFC Supports To Improve Corporate Governance
Tunisia Amen bank, the 2nd largest private bank in the North African country, has received backing from the International Finance Corporation, a member of the ... Read More
The Jasmine Plan: Tunisia’s Way to Economic Recovery
When fruit seller Mohammed Bouazizi set himself on fire in December 2010 and started the first of the series of "Arab Spring" revolutions, it was ... Read More