Morocco
Morocco’s fishing industry reports lackluster results
Morocco’s coastal and traditional fishing sector saw a 16% drop in catch volumes to 523,765 tons and a
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Morocco
China-Africa EV Battery venture Bypasses western tariffs
CNGR Morocco New Energy, a Chinese-African joint venture, has begun producing EV battery parts in Morocco, leveraging the country’s
Tunisia
U.S. Congressman calls for end of U.S. aid to Tunisia
Joe Wilson, a Republican representative from South Carolina, has called for sanctions against Tunisia and the withdrawal of U.S.
Egypt
Arab nations unite in opposition against Trump suggestion to relocate Palestinians
Key Arab nations have strongly opposed a suggestion by U.S. President Donald Trump that Jordan and Egypt should resettle
Opinion
What the new Trump administration means for the Maghreb
It has been a whirlwind few weeks of diplomatic meetings and maneuverings for the incoming Trump team, and it is
Algeria
French right-wing politician calls Algeria a “rogue state” as diplomatic tensions rise
This week French politician Eric Ciotti, leader of the Union of the Republican Right (UDR), described Algeria as a “rogue
Morocco
UK- Morocco subsea power cable project seeks renewed British political support
With a change in government, the ambitious UK-Morocco 2,500-mile power link now seeks renewed political support from the Labour
Libya
Libya NOC’s new acting chairman says focus now on boosting output and transparency
In an interview with Reuters this week, Libya's National Oil Corporation’s (NOC) new acting chairman Massoud Suleman
Tunisia
UK to partner with Tunisia to address root causes of irregular migration
The British government has pledged up to $6 million to create programs that will empower and upskill migrants to remain
Morocco
Morocco halts feed grain imports from Germany over foot-and-mouth disease
According to the head of Morocco's grain trade federation (FNCL), Morocco has suspended the import of feed grains
Egypt
Gaza’s Rafah crossing reopens, allowing medical evacuations
Gaza’s Rafah border crossing with Egypt reopened on Saturday following the fourth exchange of hostages and prisoners under a
Algeria
Algeria’s Berbers revive tradition of Tamechrit
In northeastern Algeria, villagers gathered to celebrate Tamechrit, a centuries-old Berber tradition promoting sharing, community and reconciliation, AFP reports. Once
Opinion
Understanding the significance of the Gnaoua World Music Festival
‘Mark your calendar’, said a Moroccan friend of my son in Dubai recently. ‘If you do nothing else this Summer,