According to reporting by Bloomberg, Algeria plans to spend $5.4 billion developing five new plants due to start operating later this year and according to Lotfi Zennadi, chief executive officer of state-owned Algerian Energy Co. it will increase the amount of drinking water the nation will have the capacity to produce from the Mediterranean to 3.7 million cubic meters per day from 2.2 million. Six more installations are planned by 2030, he said. OPEC nation already has Africa’s biggest processing capacity. As rains fail, authorities eye growing capability 160% by 2030.
Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan, on behalf of Morocco’s King Mohammed VI, received, Thursday evening in Casablanca, the President
Egyptian Member of Parliament Essam Diab has called on the prime minister and the Ministry of Communications and Information to
The Egyptian pound has fallen to its lowest level in eight months, driven by surging demand for the local currency
The International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Hague has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his former
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