The Report: Morocco 2012Oxford Business Group, 2012 - 200 pagina's |
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COUNTRY PROFILE | 9 |
Michael BensonColpi | 12 |
To order a copy of this publication | 18 |
His Majesty King Mohammed VI | 22 |
Growth proves resilient despite | 30 |
Efforts by the government | 37 |
Fathallah Sijilmassi | 43 |
C | 47 |
Coming back from a slowdown | 106 |
Offset policy to affect foreign firms | 112 |
TRANSPORT | 122 |
Moving forward | 128 |
Infrastructure targeted | 131 |
Thierry de Margerie CEO Alstom | 138 |
Fouad Douiri Minister of Energy | 146 |
A range of ambitious projects | 152 |
country more attractive to investors | 50 |
Due to new opportunities many | 56 |
Mohamed Benchaâboun CEO | 62 |
Said Ibrahimi CEO Moroccan | 68 |
Encouraging local firms | 76 |
Refining | 82 |
Large corporate players | 86 |
TELECOMS | 93 |
Abdeslam Ahizoune CEO Maroc | 100 |
Youssef Ibn Mansour President | 159 |
Foreign interest is rising | 166 |
Despite a tough | 177 |
A new port heads the list | 182 |
Amine Berrada Sounni President | 196 |
Page 30 | 211 |
Ahmed Akhchichine Former Minister | 224 |
Labour regulations include | 238 |
Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
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