The EU said it will not renew a fisheries deal with Senegal, accusing the country of non-cooperation on illegal fishing. The EU delegation in the West African country has accused Senegal of “failures in monitoring, control, and surveillance systems” on Senegalese ships in extraterritorial waters as well as on foreign vessels in the port of Dakar. The fisheries deal expires Sunday.
Four months ago, when the World Health Organization declared mpox a global emergency, Moroccan biotech firm Moldiag began developing testing
According to the London based think-tank Chatham House, Morocco is well-positioned to become a global hub for electric vehicle industries
Egypt’s military has replaced a supply firm to take full control of the imports of strategic commodities such as
The IMF has concluded a weeklong staff visit to Libya where it was assessing the latest economic conditions, as well
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