Royal Air Maroc is currently evaluating bids from Airbus SE, Boeing Co. and Embraer as it looks to place an order for almost 200 jets by September, this according to reporting by Bloomberg.
About two thirds of the 188 planes that the airline aims to order will be narrowbody jets, with the remainder long-haul widebodies offering no more than 350 seats, Chief Executive Officer Abdelhamid Addou said in an interview in Dubai. The carrier is also looking for 30 regional jets as part of the larger narrowbody purchase, he said
Morocco is advancing plans to expand offshore wind energy production to enhance renewable energy capabilities, according to Moroccan media citing
The EU has banned imports of an Algerian hazelnut spread, El Mordjene Cebon, that gained popularity in France through social
The breakaway block of West African nations is set to launch a web television service to fight what it calls
Tunisian authorities have stepped up their campaign on the clampdown of the freedom of expression and association ahead of the
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