What Rabat is to politics or Casablanca to commerce, Morocco’s third largest city is to tourism. The majority of visitors pass through here and it is only by experiencing this city that you understand how Moroccans see themselves and the world sees them.
Global Arab Network: Real estate experts from the Arab World and Europe will converge on Barcelona on the 27 to 28 October 2009 for the inaugural Euro-Arab Real Estate Conference to explore investment opportunities and to build the blocks for a sustainable cooperation between the two regions in this space.
European Commissioner for External Relations and European Neighbourhood Policy, Benita Ferrero-Waldner hosts a Ministerial conference on renewable energy cooperation between the EU, the Mediterranean and the Gulf countries, in cooperation with Energy
Financial Times Global Events and The Banker, in association with HSBC Amanah, have announced the agenda for the Islamic Financial Intelligence Summit 2009, to be held
Changes are afoot in Morocco's fast-growing telecoms sector, with local companies increasing their shares in Meditel, the country's first private mobile phone operator.
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) launched its 19th World Investment Report (WIR) last month. The report presents the latest data on foreign direct investments (FDI) around the world.
The Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ISESCO), in association with the OIC General Secretariat, will hold the sixth session of the Islamic Conference of Culture Ministers in Baku, Republic of Azerbaijan, from 13 through 15 October,
Morocco is the latest country to produce quality, sophisticated property developments, and is set to cash in on tourists and investors being lured to the region. It’s hardly surprising given its geographical location and shorelines which grace both the Mediterranean Sea and
The American University of Beirut (AUB), from which tens of thousands of Arab leaders have graduated over the last 140 years, is a shining example of foreign aid put to good use. What distinguishes the graduates of AUB is not only leadership and a sense of service to
After 9/11 and the 2003 Casablanca bombing, Morocco began to rethink its counterterrorism approach. Not only were they facing threats from within, but as a key ally to the United States in the war against Al Qaeda, external threats also became a very real concern.
Over one million households in the region will have a television connected to the Internet by 2011, says NETGEAR, a worldwide provider of technologically advanced, branded networking and storage products. With the Middle East having more than 47 million internet users,
Is US President Barack Obama's Administration providing less support for human rights and political reform in the broader Middle East—or is it merely adopting a different tone about promoting democracy?
Global Arab Network - Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflows to the Arab World fell 6.3 per cent to $60 billion (Dh220bn) in 2008 from $64bn in the previous year, said an international study.
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