The heads of over 100 French companies laid siege to the Sofitel hotel in Paris on Jan. 23 to attend a seminar staged by CCFA and make contact with members of a Libyan delegation
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Algeria's security services blame a recent upsurge in terror attacks [...]
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The European Union made no promises to Tunisia during the [...]
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During a meeting of the joint Franco-Tunisian committee, Tunis reiterated [...]
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The U.S. agency that guarantees overseas loans, US Export-Import Bank, [...]
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The co-chairman and founder of the Accor hotel chain, Gerard [...]
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The U.S. oil company Kerr McGee that plans to explore [...]
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The French holiday group Club Mediterranee headed by Philippe Bourguignon [...]
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Mehdi Qotbi, president of the Association Trait d'Union Maroc-Europe, led [...]
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With the blessings of the UTICA employers federation, a group [...]
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The Agence Tunisienne d'Internet (ATI) is trying to close [...]
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AMADEUS, the computer reservation system, has set up a joint [...]
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TCIL, Telecommunications Consultants India Ltd., is showing an interest in [...]
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Black & Veatch, the American construction group, has established a [...]
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TECHNOPARK DE CASABLANCA has attracted the interest of South Korean [...]
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CGEM, Confederation Generale des Entreprises du Maroc, and an association [...]
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CDP, the Quebec-based Caisse de Depot et de Placement, has [...]
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FOUGHAL BUS, headed by Mohammed M'Rabet, has replaced Chami Freres [...]
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The American trade representative Robert Zoellick has joined under-secretary of [...]
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Libyan foreign minister Suleyman Sassi El Chuhumi headed a delegation [...]
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French firms based in Tunis are increasingly being asked to [...]
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