Algerian MPs are set to meet with a number of their European counterparts. Topics for discussion include Algeria's recurring trade restrictions and cooperation on irregular migration and the fight ...
The Congolese head of state is expected in New York, where he will attend the 80th United Nations General Assembly, a forum ...
After helping to establish the first EGE branch on the continent, Ali Moutaïb is stepping down as head of the Rabat campus.
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Under pressure from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which has been demanding a review of the pricing structure for petroleum products for over a year, the Central African government has ...
The SPLM-IO hopes to contact key leaders in the US Congress to revive the peace process in South Sudan, which has been jeopardised by the arrests and dismissals of party officials who held positions ...
Powerful sponsors On its side, the National Oil Corp (NOC) has lent the private junior support in its projects. Arkenu Oil even organised the Benghazi Energy Gathering on 5 July in partnership with ...
The oil giant, established in Madagascar since 1999, has a network of around 70 service stations in the country. However TotalEnergies is confronted with a competitive market there, with several local ...
Squire Patton Boggs is not the only firm to have provided the Benin government with its advice over recent years. In 2024, Cotonou also had recourse to the services of US public relations firm APCO ...
Noha Khalil, interim CEO of the Sovereign Fund of Egypt (SFE), will be one of the Arabic women under the spotlight at the Institut du Monde Arabe (IMA) on 14 October in Paris. She will be there for ...
Sentenced to eight and a half years in prison for "money laundering, fraud, and corruption", former Mozambican finance minister Manuel Chang appealed last month his conviction in the United States.