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Morocco deplores Arab 'non-Commitment' to Free Trade Zone
Moroccan Foreign Trade Minister, Mustapha Mechahouri, deplored Wednesday, that Morocco's efforts to honor its commitments vis-a-vis the Arab Free Trade Zone were not accompanied by similar efforts from some Arab states member of this zone.
Morocco-Regional, Economics, 5/7/2004

Morocco's sugar production meets half of needs
Moroccan agriculture and rural development minister, Mohand Laenser, said Thursday that the Kingdom's sugar production meets half of the population needs, thanks to the multiple measures taken by authorities to develop the sector.
Morocco, Economics, 5/7/2004

Libyan airline to service weekly Casablanca-Benghazi flight
Libya-Morocco, Business, 5/6/2004

Moroccan oil strategy to consolidate oil production and exploration, official
The national oil strategy aims at consolidating oil production and exploration in Morocco, said the Director General of the national Hydrocarbons and Mining Office (ONHYM).
Morocco, Economics, 5/6/2004

Morocco's trade deficit worsens by 14.7% in 1st quarter
Morocco's trade deficit has worsened by 14.7% in the first quarter of 2004, compared to the same period of 2003 when the deficit was worth 12.2 billion DH (US$ 1.35 million), says the Exchange Office.
Morocco, Economics, 5/6/2004

King Mohammed probes national oil strategy
King Mohammed VI of Morocco, chaired Tuesday a work session to examine the national oil strategy.
Morocco, Economics, 5/5/2004

Madrid wants to resume dialogue with Morocco over fishing, Minister
The Spanish Minister of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries has voiced her Government's wish to resume dialogue with Morocco over the thorny issue of fisheries, Spanish media reported on Monday.
Morocco-Spain, Economics, 5/5/2004

New approach in US Aid programs in Morocco, USAID Chief
Administrator of the US Agency for International Development, Andrew Natsios, said in Rabat this Tuesday Washington has adopted a new approach in its assistance program, in the perspective of the bilateral free trade agreement concluded last March.
Morocco-USA, Economics, 5/5/2004

8.6 billion the revenues of the Iraqi oil
Iraq, Economics, 5/5/2004

Syria works to connect the internet to every house
A Senior Syrian official in the field of communication on Sunday announced details of a national initiative to boost internet use in Syria expecting subscription to reach at 20% in 2013 and to bring the internet in every Syrian house.
Syria, Economics, 5/4/2004

Ghali: Services export potentials worth $ 20 billion
Egypt, Economics, 5/4/2004

Gas exporters to discuss cooperation for market stability
Egypt, Economics, 5/3/2004

Dry electric transformers manufactured in Egypt for first time
Egypt, Business, 5/3/2004


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