French agrofood industrialists are not too sure on which leg to stand in Libya. Although the liberal prime minister Choukri Ghanem announced, during a visit to Paris in April 2004, the dismantling of National Supply Company (NASCO).
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All new construction is banned within the perimeter of Hassi [...]
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Net Conseil Algérie, the new subsidiary of French group Net [...]
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Disappointed by the aborted rapprochement with Othman Benjelloun's BMCE Bank [...]
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Morocco's fifth pharmaceutical laboratory, Sothema (7 percent of market) plans [...]
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French prime minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin is to meet with the [...]
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French justice will hand down a ruling on June 1st regading the suit filed by relatives of victims of the [...]
Two major political deadlines are just over the horizon for [...]
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The California congressman (Rep), in Algeria this week, announced that [...]
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A former mayor of Hammam Sousse (birthplace of Tunisian head [...]
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The French defence minister is expected to go to Tripoli [...]
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The market to provide accommodation for teams competing in the [...]
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The special representative for trade in British prime minister Tony [...]
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Biosphere Development Corp, part of the US group Global Environmental [...]
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Conseil algérien des Participations de l'Etat has authorised Fonds Algéro-Koweïtien [...]
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ENHYD, the Algerian company specialising in hydraulic works, is to [...]
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AGF has ceded its 42.08 percent holdings, valued at 12.7 [...]
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Eli Lilly is to introduce its ED medicament Cyalis on [...]
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Pharaon Commercial Investment Group (Saudi Arabia), Holcim (Switzerland) and Sacimop [...]
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Thomson Broadcast & Media Solutions (France) is to supply Entreprise [...]
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