With Libyans about to vote on July 7 in the first free elections in the country’s history the leader of Libya’s Islamists, Ali Sallabi, is making last-minute overtures to those in the east who are championing a federal future for [.
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The earth-moving machines are hard at work preparing the foundations of the new Casablanca Finance City (CFC) on the site [...]
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France’s JCDecaux can be pretty sure of winning a contract put out to tender by the Etablissement de Gestion de [...]
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For want of being able to buy arable land at home (MC 983), Issad Rebrab, the billionaire boss of Cevital [...]
Retirement looks just around the corner for Adel Boussarsar. A prime figure in the travel trade and founder and chief [...]
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Despite all the handwringing and disagreement ignited by the extradition of former Libyan prime minister Baghdadi Mahmoudi to Tripoli (MC [...]
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The United Arab Emirates consortium Belhasa Group that operates in such varied businesses as building luxury swimming pools and investing [...]
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The names of legislators who will head international friendship groups in France’s parliament are to be announced at the end [...]
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Still in his job even though his RND party lagged far behind the FLN in the legislative elections on May [...]
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French businessman Alexandre Djouhri sent Maghreb Confidential the following letter in response to an article in June: "In an article [...]
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Mehrezia Laabidi, first deputy speaker of Tunisia's constituent parliament and [...]
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Ahmed Masood, head of the International Monetary Fund’s Middle East [...]
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Laurent Fabius has long been considered pro-Algerian and on July [...]
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Ferrari has gained almost mythical proportions in Morocco. At least [...]
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International Finance Corp (IFC), the private investment arm of the [...]
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Noor Islamic Bank is pulling out of the Tunisian market. [...]
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Renault, Peugeot and Citroen are selling more cars in Algeria. [...]
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AMA Architecture is displaying a keen interest in the Tunisian [...]
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After seven years of running the Societe Marocaine d’Assurance a [...]
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To build its first hotel in Algeria, the American InterContinental [...]
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Swiss businessman Roland Zanotelli is beefing up his business in [...]
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Young businessman Imed Charfeddine, former managing director of Valeo Tunisie [...]
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Zohra Ladgham, Tunisia’s charge d’affaires in Paris, followed prime minister [...]
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French diplomats may find themselves paying tribute to Habib Bourguiba [...]
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Eldest son of general Mohamed Oufkir who has been living [...]
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