The British government has pledged up to $6 million to create programs that will empower and upskill migrants to remain at home in Tunisia, suggesting it will be less likely that they make the perilous journeys to Europe. The UK also announced up to $1 million in funding for the International Organisation for Migration’s Assisted Voluntary Returns & Reintegration (AVRR) Programme, to support migrants who have no legal right to be in Tunisia and to return and reintegrate them to their home country.
This week French politician Eric Ciotti, leader of the Union of the Republican Right (UDR), described Algeria as a “rogue
With a change in government, the ambitious UK-Morocco 2,500-mile power link now seeks renewed political support from the Labour
In an interview with Reuters this week, Libya's National Oil Corporation’s (NOC) new acting chairman Massoud Suleman
According to the head of Morocco's grain trade federation (FNCL), Morocco has suspended the import of feed grains
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