Morocco expects 6000 jobs from new investment projects

2008-07-29

The Moroccan government approved 16 investment projects totalling $2.8m, MAP reported Monday (July 28th). Moroccan Prime Minster Abbas El Fassi said the projects in six regions of the country are expected to generate about 6,000 jobs.

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falah Posted 2008-07-30

A bit more detail with regards to this news would be more than welcome. Please be more explicit in the future.

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