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Issue 214: April 2009
Avoiding Risk and Finding Opportunities on the Casablanca Stock Exchange in 2009 Avoiding Risk and Finding Opportunities on the Casablanca Stock Exchange in 2009
The Casablanca Stock Exchange (CSE) started the year 2009 on a volatile path and with no clear orientation. In this context, analysts recommend investors to adopt a selective strategy offering low ris...
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Uncompetitive Moroccan Travel Industry
For millions of people, the months of April through June are travel planning period. In particular for the diasporas that is looking to go back home to North Africa during the summer season, but also ...
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With Unmatched Resources, Bouteflika Wins Third Presidential Mandate in Algeria
As expected, Abdelaziz Bouteflika won a third presidential mandate following a campaign that was unchallenged and underwhelming. While voters were seemingly offered plenty of choices, as a dozen candi...
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Microsoft’s Close Watch of North Africa: Lobbying for IT Upgrades and Strong Anti Piracy Enforcement
With shrinking computer sales, the engine of Microsoft revenue with operating system sales, every penny count no matter where it comes from. Software giant Microsoft is expanded its focus on the North...
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Spain to Lead a New European Economic Offensive in North Africa
Owing to booming oil revenues and aggressive sovereign wealth funds, rich Gulf countries have been leading the way as foreign investors in North Africa since 2003, as well as in the southern Mediterra...
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Real Estate
Slowing Headwinds in Tunisian Real Estate Sector, Opportunities Elsewhere in the Maghreb
Despite statements from industry officials that everything is moving on track, the Tunisian real estate sector is showing signs of considerable slowdown. Although it is premature to speak of a collaps...
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Investing
Libyan Investments Abroad on the Rise, New Focus on Africa
Most of the coverage about Libya the past few years has been about foreign investors pouring money into the promising oil and gas sector of the newly reopened North African nation. Very little has bee...
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SECURITY & POLITICSIn the News: France to Compensate Victims of Nuclear Tests in Algeria and Polynesia In the News: Morocco Breaks Diplomatic Ties with Iran As Predicted, Bouteflika Wins Unchallenged...
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Opinion

Uncompetitive Moroccan Travel Industry

For millions of people, the months of April through June are travel planning period. In particular for the diasporas that is looking to go back home to North Africa during the summer season, but also for foreign tourists as well. This latter category is a critical target for the Moroccan tourism industry, which is apparently finding difficulties offering competitive prices in a highly budget-sensitive period. Read here or subscribe here. 

 

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Current articles

Avoiding Risk and Finding Opportunities on the Casablanca Stock Exchange in 2009
Uncompetitive Moroccan Travel Industry
With Unmatched Resources, Bouteflika Wins Third Presidential Mandate in Algeria
Microsoft’s Close Watch of North Africa: Lobbying for IT Upgrades and Strong Anti Piracy Enforcement
Spain to Lead a New European Economic Offensive in North Africa
Slowing Headwinds in Tunisian Real Estate Sector, Opportunities Elsewhere in the Maghreb
Libyan Investments Abroad on the Rise, New Focus on Africa
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