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Morocco: Ongoing expansion in the mobile segment
Global Arab Network - - Ahmed Gamal
Technology

Like many other emerging markets around the world, mobile phone usage in Morocco continues to increase on the back of rising competition and declining prices over the past 18 months.

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Algeria: Legislating for unconventional deposits
Global Arab Network - - Adnan Kassar
Finance

Although Algeria has struggled to attract significant interest in recent bidding rounds, the potential for new shale deposits will increase the country’s already considerable allure,

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Egypt Development Marketplace launch and roadshow!
Economics

After several months of planning and consultations with our partners, the Egypt Development Marketplace (DM) was launched.

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Egypt: Islamic debates on apostasy
Opinion

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Eight months ago, I wrote my first article in Egypt’s al-Shorouk newspaper, which discussed the spread of atheism, or at least the weakness of faith. I entitled the article “The benefits of atheism,” because I realized that the spread of this phenomenon may carry unperceived benefits, such as modernizing and altering religious rhetoric in order to confront new challenges, instead of burying our heads in the sand.

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Tunisia: Ensuring stability in banking
Global Arab Network - - Rabih Serrai
Finance

In October, the Central Bank of Tunisia (Banque Centrale de Tunisie, BCT) issued new restrictions for consumer credit that stand to tighten lending in the short to medium term.

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Middle East food security tracking tool launched
Global Arab Network - - Ayman Khalil
Economics

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Researchers and civil society activists in the Arab world have always complained that a lack of information has contributed to poor policies on development and resource management.

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Colon cancer: “A catastrophe for families” in Egypt
Global Arab Network - - Gamal Ragay
Science & Health

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Colon cancer in Egypt is more deadly and destructive than elsewhere, yet less understood.
A new study adds to a small body of research, through which a picture is emerging: colorectal cancer, commonly known as colon cancer, strikes younger people in Egypt far more frequently than it does in Europe or the US, making it much more lethal and socially destructive.

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Palestine: Gaza held hostage to Egypt’s turmoil
Global Arab Network - Ramzy Baroud
Palestine Politics

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Air of uncertainty is engulfing most matters related to Egypt. Since the Egyptian revolt started over two years ago, the country remains hostage to a barefaced power struggle with many destructive implications that have polarized society in unprecedented ways, perhaps in all of Egypt’s modern history.

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New study on forgiveness in the Arab world
Culture

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In these days of political unrest and constant change in the Arab world, there are many instances of violence and a pervading lack of trust among people. More than ever, people wonder what mechanisms need to be in place to heal and repair relationships between people and public institutions.

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Morocco: EU diplomats take interest in fight against illegal migration of unaccompanied minors
Global Arab Network - - Sarah Khan
Culture

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A delegation of EU cooperation advisers have paid a field visit to an EU-funded project working for the prevention of illegal migration of unaccompanied minors in Morocco.

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Marrakech welcomes WEEC 2013 - a major conference on the environment
Global Arab Network - Mohammed Tafraouti
Economics

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The choice of Morocco as a host country is the result of efforts by HRH Princess Lalla Hasnaa, who chairs the Mohammed VI Foundation for Environmental Protection.

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Through their eyes: climate change in the Arab world
Economics

During our research for a report on climate change in the Arab world which released in Doha , I travelled the region extensively.

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Egypt: Join the Cairo transport app challenge
Technology

It has been a year since WaterHackathon Cairo took place, bringing together Egyptian technologists with water specialists to brainstorm innovative ICT solutions for Egypt’s biggest water challenges.

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Egypt: Tele-clerics and custom-made fatwas
Culture

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“And even this lamp is ‘Haram’!” Egyptian actress Yasmin Abdelaziz ironically said in a movie where she portrays a woman going through a phase of extremism. Of course, the filmmakers exaggerated the extent of extremism, thus her character believed everything was “Haram” (prohibited in Islam), the television included.

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Hope of Arab Spring Tunisia still thrives
Tunisia Politics

Violent Islamists fighting the police is not a sight which sits easily with what should be the on-going hope and optimism of the Arab Spring.

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Why Egypt’s revolution continues
Opinion

It has been more than two years since Egyptians went to Tahrir Square – and almost a year since they elected their first post-Mubarak president. The revolution, yet, that they called for is unfulfilled, and many wonder about the utility or usefulness of this revolution. In a phrase – was it worth it?

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NOW is the time to bring MENA's poor Into the net
Economics

Times of transition can be defining moments for social welfare systems. This is when these systems that are designed (or should be) to help the poorest and most vulnerable citizens come under scrutiny, a real stress test as to whether they can respond to those in need.

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Banking regulation and supervision in the Arab world
Finance

Did you ever want to know more about banking regulation and supervision in Middle East and North Africa (MENA)? It has been possible, for some time now, to get a good sense of MENA's banking regulations and how they compare to other countries and regions in the world.

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EU: Former regimes’ frozen assets must return to Tunisia, Egypt and Libya
Global Arab Network - - Ayman Khalil
Libya Politics

EU Commissioner for Enlargement and European Neighbourhood Policy Štefan Füle told MEPs in Stasbourg that the return of misappropriated and frozen assets of senior figures from the former Tunisian, Egyptian and Libyan regimes, is of great political importance.

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Libyans in North Africa scared to return home
Global Arab Network - - George Hajjar
Libya Politics

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Until government and revolutionary forces attacked the Libyan town of Bani Walid, about 170km southeast of the capital Tripoli in October last year, Abdullah Warfella had been determined never to leave.

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No Secrets - How Arab states build their foreign policy
Opinion

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In courses first taught at any school of international affairs, it is said that in their foreign policies, countries adopt one of three great strategies.

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Morocco: Solid fisheries performance
Global Arab Network - - Asmaa Malik
Economics

The Moroccan fisheries sector performed well in 2012, a positive step in the government’s effort to boost the sector’s contribution to GDP.

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Egypt: The Muslim Brotherhood’s silence
Egypt Politics

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Have the features of the society around us changed? Have we found out that a person we thought we knew turned out to be different than what we thought he/ she is?

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Algeria: Local firms earmarked for role in transport
Global Arab Network - - Mohammed Almasri
Economics

As part of Algeria’s several hundred billion dollar infrastructure programme, the government has enacted new measures to encourage greater participation from local firms.

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