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King Mohammed vsits Jabal Ali Port in Dubai
Morocco's King Mohammed VI on his visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), visited Friday the port and the free zone of Jabal Ali in Dubai.
United Arab Emirates-Morocco, Economics, 1/24/2004

Morocco's airliner purchases new Boeing 737
Morocco's airliner, Royal Air Maroc (RAM), purchased Wednesday a new Boeing 737 800 and is awaiting delivery of another similar aircraft in mid-February.
Morocco-USA, Business, 1/24/2004

Dubai voices readiness to benefit Morocco of its experience in economy
United Arab Emirates-Morocco, Economics, 1/24/2004

al-Raya: Qatar, Syria for boosting bilateral relations
Syria's Minister of Tourism Saadallah Agha al-Qalaa stressed that the Syrian Qatari relations are developing due to the presence of mutual desire to find work mechanisms that contributes to the achievement of the tourist exchange between the two states.
Syria-Qatar, Economics, 1/22/2004

Iran to provide electricity to Iraq; damages to Iraqi electricity network due to US past actions are $8 billion
Iraq and Iran on Tuesday signed a memorandum of understanding to cooperate in the field of electricity, according to which Tehran gives support to Baghdad to rehabilitate its network and provide it with electrical power.
Iraq-Iran, Economics, 1/22/2004

Moroccan insurance sector achieves $1.3 billion in sales in 2003
The sales of the insurance sector in Morocco increased from 10 billion Dhs (US $1 billion) in 2000 to nearly 13 billion Dhs (US $1.3 billion) in 2003, that is a 30 percent rise, said the Moroccan federation for insurance companies.
Morocco, Economics, 1/22/2004

Piracy shuts down fourteen Moroccan movie theaters in 2003
Fourteen movie theaters were forced to shut down in 2003 because of piracy of films that are subsequently sold at cheap prices, the Moroccan TV channel "2M" reported Tuesday.
Morocco, Economics, 1/22/2004

Senegal calls on Moroccan businessmen to multiply contacts with their Senegalese counterparts,
Morocco-Senegal, Economics, 1/22/2004

WTO Chief Calls Saudi Arabia's Entry into WTO an 'Imminent Reality'
Saudi Arabia-Regional, Economics, 1/22/2004

Turkey, Lebanon to sign free trade agreement
Turkey and Lebanon expressed their will to sign an agreement for free trade between them in order to find a good environment to enhance their bilateral trade and investment ties.
Lebanon-Turkey, Economics, 1/21/2004

Number of victims of Skikda refinery increases
The number of the victims of the large explosion which shook on Monday in the largest oil refinery, in Algeria, in the coastal city of Skikda to the east of the capital Algiers, increased to 20 killed and 74 wounded.
Algeria, Business, 1/21/2004

BP investments in Egypt hit $ 12 billion
Minister of Petroleum Sameh Fahmi said that Egypt has all elements of attraction for investments in oil and natural gas exploration and drilling.
Egypt-UK, Business, 1/20/2004

Morocco's ONHYM and Malaysia's Petronas sign exploration contract
Morocco's "Office National des Hydrocarbures et des Mines" (ONHYM) and Malaysia's Oil Company "Petronas " signed, Monday, an agreement for deepwater exploration offshore Rabat-Sale Hauter Mer area.
Morocco-Malaysia, Business, 1/20/2004

Algeria: 6 killed in gas refinery explosion
The Algerian official TV announced the killing of 6 workers and wounding other 71 in an explosion which took place on Monday evening in a factory for liquification of natural gas in Skikda ( to the east of the capital Algiers ).
Algeria, Business, 1/20/2004


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