Tunisia gears towards financial emergency
An official of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has stated that the assassination of Mohamed Brahmi in July which provoked protests against the government has […]
Articles by Geraldine Boechat
Libya: was it a failed coup d’état or an isolated rebellion act
Libya could be experiencing its first failed coup d’état after since the revolution after Prime Minister Ali Zeidan alleged that his “kidnapping” by an armed […]
Tunisia: Ennahda to step down for technocrats
Opposition parties have signed an agreement deal with Ennahda to end the country’s political crisis at a ceremony held at the Palais des Congres. Some […]
Qatar Petroleum eyes international expansion to resist global competition
Qatar’s energy minister Mohammed Bin Saleh Al-Sada has stated that there are plans to make Qatar Petroleum (QP) a worldwide leading company in the sector […]
Moroccan Bank Boosts South-South Cooperation
Moroccan Attijariwafa bank officially became last week the majority shareholder in BIA Togo, confirming thus its role in boosting regional economic development and South-South cooperation. […]
Libya coy on using its chemical products
Foreign Minister Mohamed Abdul Aziz has admitted that Libya is still in possession of some of its chemical arsenals that it has inherited from Colonel […]
Mali: Morocco’s King in Highly Symbolic Visit
Morocco’s King Mohammed VI is taking part this Thursday in the inauguration ceremony of the newly elected president of Mali Ibrahim Boubacar Keita. Besides the […]
Libya’s problem is international
Prime Minister Zeidan has warned the international community that Libya’s situation will continue to worsen “unless we get real and practical assistance.” He made these […]
Tunisia reviews Taxation and strengthens policies
Finance Minister, Elyes Fakhfakh, has revealed that Tunisia has lowered its taxation categories in its national budget for 2014. Although some categories have not been […]
Syria: Rebels new leader outlines principal missions
The newly chosen head of the Syrian National Coalition thirteen member cabinet has admitted that their major challenges are filling the administrative void left by […]