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Algeria’s Steel Giant to Be De-Facto Nationalized
The Algerian government has been interested in buying additional 21% shares in the Annaba unit of the steel producing company, ArcelorMittal, for 200 million USD. As the state already owns 30% of the firm, such a transaction would make the Algerian government a de facto majority shareholder and owner of ArcelorMittal. The government reportedly wants […]
Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt poised for record tourism year
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