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July
5, 2000 - 86th. Issue -
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Regional
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Toward
a Summit of Maghreb Leaders
The two following articles were published prior to the decision of the FIFA. The articles looked at Morocco's lobbying efforts and assessed its chances to win the contest.
Sports
Business----
-WorldCup 2006
COUNT-DOWN IN ZURICH
Now that Brazil has withdrawn from the race and its supporters are most likely to endorse South Africa, the chances for Morocco to host WorldCup 2006 are getting slimmer. Only a few hours before the world football body makes its decision on the venue, Morocco continues to hope to be selected instead of its southern rival.
Sports
Business----
- WorldCup 2006
FOR AND AGAINST MOROCCO
The selection committee for World Cup 2006 at the International Football Federation Association FIFA is composed of 24 members. The committee will chose the host country for the 2006 World Cup event during a meeting to be held in Zurich, Switzerland on July 6, 2000.
STOCK MARKET REVIEW
- Data on the Casablanca Stock
Exchange provided by Credit du Maroc Capital - CDMC.
- Data on the Tunis Stock
Exchange provided by Upline Securities.
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ALSO
IN THIS ISSUE
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Morocco
- Relations
A
$6.6 million US Grant to Morocco
Marketing
in the Maghreb
Coca-Cola Begins Summer Promotion
With Bikes and Cell Phones
Tunisia
- Industry
Unilever Buys Tunisian Companies
Algerian
Real Estate
Government Wants to Boost Home Rental Market - Easing of Rental Conditions
for Low Wage Earners
Investing
IFC creates a Maghreb Private Equity Fund
Morocco
- Relations
ROYAL VISIT TO AMERICA
This
month's visit of King Mohammed is an effort from Morocco and the United
States to address important key bilateral issues. If the diplomatic
relations between the two nations are defined as "excellent," trade
and economic relations remain below expectations.
Algerian
Oil & Gas
Australia's BHP to Invest in Algeria's Ohanet Project
Morocco
- Politics
USFP PARTY TO HOLD ITS CONGRESS IN OCTOBER 2000
The
USFP party which is led by the Moroccan Prime Minister is preparing
to hold its congress in October 2000. The event may result in major
changes that would transform this former opposition organization into
a social democrat party.
Maghreb
- Relations
Eizenstat Visits Algeria, Urges Maghreb Countries to Implement
Economic Integration
Business
Visit of American Banking Executives in Algeria Gets Media Attention
Airlines
Royal Air Maroc Faces a Busy Summer and Rising Fuel Cost
Moroccan
Energy
Uncertainty Over Petroleum Price Increase
Algerian
Airlines
Emerging Private Airline Beefs Up its Service
Internet
in Morocco
Wanadoo's Summer Offensive
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