L'économie panafricaine en bref du 20/02/2017
SENEGAL : Campagne de commercialisation de l'arachide : Plus de 3.000 tonnes collectés à Tambacounda : « Dans le département de Tambacounda, ce sont plus de 3.000 tonnes d'arachide de nature...
Résultats de " Limited-edition-soda " est 1586 article
Chariot Oil & Gas acquiert la licence Kénitra Offshore
La société pétrolière et gazière Chariot Oil & Gas Limited, a annoncé jeudi 16 février dans un communiqué, que sa filiale marocaine, Chariot Oil & Gas investments Morocco Limited, a obtenu...
News: Headlines from the Moroccan Press of 18/02/2017
AL BAYANE : Unprecedented Universal Mobilization: Threat to bees: "In the past, bees could be encountered everywhere. Today, bees have become a rare species. In fact, this decline is more pronounced...
The Moroccan economy in brief of 18/02/2017: FAO will continue to develop its cooperation with Morocco
1. The new hedging instruments to be announced by the Exchange Office: "Expected changes in the hedging of financial risks, including those related to exchange rate fluctuations. ) 2017, prepared...
News: Headlines of the Moroccan Press of 17/02/2017
LE MATIN DU SAHARA : On the occasion of a tour that will lead the Sovereign to several African countries: the Arrival of His Majesty the King Mohammed VI in Accra for an official visit to the...
The Moroccan Economy in Brief of 17/02/2017: Agadir and Tangier in the Top 10 of the Most Dynamic African Cities
1. Agadir and Tangier in the top 10 of the most dynamic African cities: "After the multinational Mastercard, which set up the city of Casablanca as a second African city in terms of growth potential...
L'économie marocaine en bref du 17/02/2017 : Agadir et Tanger dans le top 10 des villes africaines les plus dynamiques
1. Agadir et Tanger dans le top 10 des villes africaines les plus dynamiques: " Après la multinationale Mastercard qui avait érigé la ville de Casablanca au rang de deuxième cité africaine...
The Pan-African Economy in Brief of 16/02/2017
SENEGAL : Finance: Senegal is requesting 45 billion CFA on the WAEMU market: "Senegal, via the public treasury, wants to raise 45 billion CFA (about 76,500 million Dollars) through the issuance...
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