Arabic News Weekly Edition for Economics, 11/4/2002
Weekly Edition, Economics - Week of November 4, 2002
- Phone cable between Israel, Italy raises concern
Italy and Israel have agreed to install a sea cable of high standard international telecommunications which will link the telephone calls and digital lines between Italy and Israel and the southern Mediterranean states. A matter which will raise the sensitivity of these states. Israel-Italy, Economics, 11/9/2002 - Morocco: no take-over bid for the second fixed phone license
No take-over bid has been submitted to purchase the second fixed phone license in Morocco, projected to launch a public network of land telecommunications in the Kingdom. Morocco, Economics, 11/8/2002 - All measures taken to make up for pilots strike, RAM
Morocco's Carrier Royal Air Maroc (RAM) said Thursday it has taken all measures in anticipation of a pilots strike November 8-11. Morocco, Economics, 11/8/2002 - Washington warns US companies which boycott Israel
The American authorities have threatened to impose sanctions on American companies which will honor the call addressed by the" Israel's boycott office" of the Arab League to boycotting Israel economically. Regional-USA, Economics, 11/6/2002 - Moroccan and French Mediterranean Cinema Festivals Twinned
Besides instituting cooperation with the French festival, the Moroccan festival manager also took advantage of his presence in Montpellier to announce that the 12th Tetuan festival will be held from March 28 through April 4. Morocco-France, Economics, 11/6/2002 - France's Air Littoral to Service Weekly Montpellier-Casablanca Flight Morocco-France, Business, 11/6/2002
- Moroccan, Mauritanian women heads of enterprises sign partnership convention Morocco-Mauritania, Economics, 11/5/2002
- Marrakesh cinema studios to be africa's biggest and among the world's best
Moroccan comic, Jamal Debbouze, sponsor of the Marrakesh cinema studios, said the project will be one of the biggest in Africa and among the best studios in the world. Morocco, Economics, 11/5/2002