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Morocco Launches Incentives to Attract More Industrial Investments

Morocco announced on Monday an ambitious investment reform plan including multiple incentives, in a bid to capitalize on its business climate and political stability to attract more industrial investments. The incentives were revealed during a ceremony in Rabat chaired by King Mohammed VI. They include tax exemption benefiting industrial companies for up to five years, […]

Libya: UN Peace Plan Rejected by MPs, Raising Serious Concerns

The UN-brokered peace plan proposing a unity government has hit another unexpected snag, dashing all hopes to restore peace and stability to this North African country. MPs of the internationally recognized parliament, based in Tobruk, have rejected on Monday the proposed new government, demanding major changes. Last December, UN announced the creation of a unity […]

Tunisia: Judges go on strike after mass sackings, move observed by 99% of judges

Tunisian judges have launched a week-long strike to protest President Kais Saied’s “interference” in the judiciary, days after he sacked 57 of their colleagues, accusing them of corruption and protecting “terrorists”. The president sacked last Thursday 57 judges, under a Presidential Decree issued in the Official Gazette on June 1, after amending the Decree on […]