Morocco
UK fintech giant Revolut eyes Moroccan market
Revolut, the London-based fintech valued at around €41 billion and serving nearly 60 million customers worldwide, is preparing to expand
trade
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Libya
Plans for Benghazi’s billion-dollar new airport unveiled
London based firm Octavius GB Ltd (ACE Modular Construction), alongside Malaysia’s NRY Architects, announced plans this week for a
Tunisia
Finland and Tunisia FM’s meet in Helsinki
The foreign ministers of Tunisia and Finland met in Helsinki Tuesday to discuss bilateral relations, regional security in Europe and
Morocco
Egypt and Morocco deepen bilateral ties in high-level Rabat meeting
Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita welcomed Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty to Rabat on Wednesday for a strategic meeting aimed
Morocco
Kenya’s foreign minister visits Rabat, opens new embassy
Kenya’s Foreign Minister Musalia Mudavadi is on a three-day visit to Morocco and is set to open Kenya’s
Tunisia
Tunisia investing in trade with Brazil
Eight Tunisian companies are participating in the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (ABCC) exhibition in São Paulo as part of
Morocco
Morocco looks to significantly increase exports to Egypt
Morocco is looking toward a fivefold increase in exports to Egypt over the next three years, that’s according to
Morocco
Morocco, Mauritania launch bilateral forum to boost cooperation
Representatives from key sectors, private stakeholders, experts, and civil society gathered for a new Morocco-Mauritania forum, established in 2022 by
Egypt
Egypt pushes back against U.S. pressure to support Red Sea campaigns for Houthi attacks
Egypt is pushing back against mounting pressure from the U.S. and Gulf allies to contribute financially and militarily to
Morocco
Mauritania, Morocco set to update 1986 trade agreement
According to local media, over the weekend, Mauritania and Morocco began negotiations to update their almost 40-year-old trade agreement during
Morocco
Morocco–EU trade reaches historic peak in 2024
Trade between Morocco and the European Union soared to a record-breaking $65 billion in 2024, according to an announcement from
Morocco
Morocco signs deal to establish Mauritania’s first stock exchange
Morocco and Mauritania have signed a landmark agreement to establish Mauritania’s first stock exchange in its capital, Nouakchott, according
Opinion
Fifteen years on from the Arab Spring
Whatever happened to the Arab Spring? It began in Tunisia in 2010 and seems to be ending there fifteen years