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HP to Expand in Libyan Market

On November 4th, 2009, US tech giant HP announced its plan to establish new sales and support subsidiaries in Angola and Libya by 2010. By doing so, HP will increase its footprint across Africa to nine subsidiaries (Algeria, Angola, Egypt, Kenya, Libya, Morocco, Nigeria, South Africa, and Tunisia).
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Mediterranean School of Business Launches Executive Business Seminar in Tripoli, Libya

Tunis-based Mediterranean School of Business is offering a set of seminars this summer targeted to Libyan managers. MSB, in collaboration with the BT Server Business Management Training Center, is launching four modules, starting with Organization and Change Management, Financial Analysis for Non Financial Managers, Innovation and technology Management, and ending with Marketing and Customer Relationship. Each module will be lectured over a 3 to 4-day session. ...
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Royal Air Maroc Seeks to Divest from Senegal Airline

Moroccan airline carrier Royal Air Maroc (RAM) is looking to divest from Air Senegal International....
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Microsoft’s Close Watch of North Africa: Lobbying for IT Upgrades and Strong Anti Piracy Enforcement

The North Africa Journal : With shrinking computer sales, the engine of Microsoft revenue with operating system sales, every penny counts no matter where it comes from. ...
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BCP Bank and OCP Increase Capital, Swap Shares

The Moroccan phosphate and fertilizer giant relinquished 5.88% of its capital to Banque Centrale Populaire (BCP), in exchange for a 6.62% equity participation in that bank. ...
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French Drug Maker Opens Tunisian Unit

French drug maker Pierre Fabre has opened a production unit in Tunisia, in partnership with local peer SIPHAT...
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The Faces of North Africa’s Capitalism

From Old School Entrepreneurs to Technical Experts Leading Maghreb Economies into the 21st Century...
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Algerian Truck Maker Folding Under Competition

One of Algeria’s oldest and well-known state-owned companies, Société Nationale des Véhicules Industriels (SNVI) is quickly headed to extinction....
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Aigle Azur Expands Market Share in Algeria

Private carrier Aigle Azur is expanding its services into Algeria, enabling it to gain market share from its current competitors, including the state-owned Air Algérie....
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Algeria: DHL to Use Biggest Airport Terminal in the Maghreb

DHL, one of the world’s largest express shipping and international logistics companies, has inaugurated the Maghreb’s largest airport terminal to accompany the economic growth of the North African country....
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HP to Expand in Libyan Market

On November 4th, 2009, US tech giant HP announced its plan to establish new sales and support subsidiaries in Angola and Libya by 2010. By doing so, HP will increase its footprint across Africa to nine subsidiaries (Algeria, Angola, Egypt, Kenya, Libya, Morocco, Nigeria, South Africa, and Tunisia).
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Mediterranean School of Business Launches Executive Business Seminar in Tripoli, Libya

Tunis-based Mediterranean School of Business is offering a set of seminars this summer targeted to Libyan managers. MSB, in collaboration with the BT Server Business Management Training Center, is launching four modules, starting with Organization and Change Management, Financial Analysis for Non Financial Managers, Innovation and technology Management, and ending with Marketing and Customer Relationship. Each module will be lectured over a 3 to 4-day session.
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Royal Air Maroc Seeks to Divest from Senegal Airline

Moroccan airline carrier Royal Air Maroc (RAM) is looking to divest from Air Senegal International.
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Microsoft’s Close Watch of North Africa: Lobbying for IT Upgrades and Strong Anti Piracy Enforcement

The North Africa Journal : With shrinking computer sales, the engine of Microsoft revenue with operating system sales, every penny counts no matter where it comes from.
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BCP Bank and OCP Increase Capital, Swap Shares

The Moroccan phosphate and fertilizer giant relinquished 5.88% of its capital to Banque Centrale Populaire (BCP), in exchange for a 6.62% equity participation in that bank.
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French Drug Maker Opens Tunisian Unit

French drug maker Pierre Fabre has opened a production unit in Tunisia, in partnership with local peer SIPHAT
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The Faces of North Africa’s Capitalism

From Old School Entrepreneurs to Technical Experts Leading Maghreb Economies into the 21st Century
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Algeria: DHL to Use Biggest Airport Terminal in the Maghreb

DHL, one of the world’s largest express shipping and international logistics companies, has inaugurated the Maghreb’s largest airport terminal to accompany the economic growth of the North African country.
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Case Study: Doing Business in North Africa: Negotiations 101

Algerian Negotiators Learning Contract 101 the Hard Way: How Air Algerie Failed to Sell its Old Fleet.

Orascom Telecom Disappoints Investors

Orascom Telecom, which has a strong presence in the Tunisian and Algerian mobile phone markets, saw its second quarter profits drop by a stunning 64%.
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Alessandro Bruno

Deputy Editor of The North Africa Journal Alessandro Bruno is a leading analyst of North African, Arab and international affairs. He specializes in strategic political and economic developments relating to the North African oil industry and Middle East politics. Mr. Bruno is also an analyst in the global investment banking sector for a leading international advisory group. Quoted in the press such as The Financial Times, Mr. Bruno holds a Master of Arts in Middle East Studies and Bachelor of Arts in Near Eastern Studies. He has completed course work for a PhD in Middle East Politics at the University of Toronto. Mr. Bruno brings a wealth of international experience, having lived and worked abroad in a variety of different countries. Most recently, he lived in Libya working as a Program Officer (JPO) with the United Nations Development Program. Mr. Bruno is fluent in English, Italian, Spanish and French and has a working knowledge of Portuguese, Arabic and German.
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