Libya
MSF ready to resume medical activities in Libya
Earlier this year in March, MSF was forced to suspend its medical activities in Libya after the closure of its
Tunisian exports to Libya reached 245.2 million dinars ($78.5M) in 2024, Libyan Express reported. Mechanical/electrical industries led at 37.2%, followed by miscellaneous (35.5%) and agriculture (27.3%). Top exports included cement (137M dinars), drilling equipment (120M dinars), and electrical devices (83M dinars). Tunisia is participating in the Tripoli International Fair (22-28 April), with 13 firms showcasing food, cosmetics, and industrial goods.
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Marriott Hotels to expand in Mauritania, Morocco and Egypt
Marriott International is looking to open its first hotel in Mauritania, with a Sheraton Hotel situated in Nouakchott, which is
Sahel
Sahel region tops Global Terrorism Index
According to the latest report by the Sydney based Institute for Economics and Peace, the Sahel region has again topped
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Morocco reaffirms target of doubling renewable energy capacity
Speaking in the House of Representatives on Monday, Morocco’s Energy Transition and Sustainable Development Minister Leila Benali reaffirmed that