Arab liberals discuss Arab Maghreb Union
30/11/2008
Liberal politicians from Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Mauritania met for the first time in Marrakech last week to discuss accelerating the Arab Maghreb Union.Continue...
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Maghreb leaders condemn terrorist attacks in India
30/11/2008
King Mohammed VI of Morocco condemned this week's terrorist attacks in Mumbai, which killed nearly 200 people and injured hundreds more, MAP reported...Continue...
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Mauritanian junta leader signals intention to step down
30/11/2008
General Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz, leader of the current junta in power in Mauritania, signalled Friday (November 28th) that his High Council of State e...Continue...
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MEDays Forum urges re-opening of Morocco-Algeria border
30/11/2008
Participants in the first MEDays Forum in Tangier on Friday (November 28th) called for urgent action to re-open borders between Morocco and Algeria....Continue...
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Moroccan parliament calls for Morocco-EU committee
30/11/2008
Moroccan lawmakers on Friday (November 28th) called for the creation of a joint Morocco-EU parliamentary commission within the framework of advanced...Continue...
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Tunisian parties announce candidates for 2009 presidential elections
30/11/2008
Tunisia's Party of People's Unity (PUP) and Unionist Democratic Union (UDU) announced their candidates for the presidential elections in 2009, TAP re...Continue...
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Tunis bank governors meeting discuss Arab Maghreb Union future
30/11/2008
Central bank governors from the Maghreb met on Saturday (November 29th) in Tunis to promote the Arab Maghreb Union and to enhance co-operation in the...Continue...
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Tunisia to celebrate Eid al-Adha on December 8th
30/11/2008
The Grand Mufti of Tunisia announced Saturday (November 29th) that Eid al-Adha will be celebrated on Monday, December 8th. The holiday is celebrated...Continue...
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ACL second round's draw results announced
30/11/2008
Tunisia's US Monastir will face the Iraqi Air Force football club in the second round of the Arab Champions League (ACL) on December 15th, according...Continue...
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