MARCH 25, 2000 - 79th. ISSUE
Moroccan
Currency
DEBATE OVER A
STRONG DIRHAM
There
is an on going debate in Morocco over the real value of the local currency,
the Dirham. The Dirham has gained some 10% value over the last two years
due to a drop of the value of the Euro and the main European currencies.
As a result, thousands of jobs are said to be at risk.
Relations
Ecu 95 MILLION
FOR ALGERIA
The European
Union has earmarked €95 million to fund small and medium size companies
in Algeria and privatization and restructuring of public enterprises.
Private
Enterprises in Tunisia
PRIVATE SECTOR SOUGHT TO CONTRIBUTE TO ENVIRONMENTAL
CLEANUP MANAGEMENT
The
private sector in Tunisia is called to participate more effectively
in environmental clean up. The state office in charge of this sector,
Office National d'Assainissement (ONAS) produced studies that establish
the requirements for managing and operating environmental clean up networks
by the private sector.
Relations
FRANCE, A GROWING PRESENCE IN MOROCCO
France is more than ever present in
the economic and political life of Morocco. The visit of King Mohammed
VI to Paris has provided an additional opportunity for both countries
to strengthen their historical ties.
Economy
ALGERIA CORRECTS ITS FINANCIAL FIGURES AS OIL PRICES
INCREASE
Privatization
Maroc Telecom, One Step Closer to Partial Privatization
A
BRIEF OF PROFILE
Abdelmalek Nourani - New Administrator of Algiers
Transport
State-owned Airline and Maritime Transport Companies
Prepare for Busy Season
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