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Olive oil: Tunisia laughing, Morocco crying

Olive oil: Tunisia laughing, Morocco crying
08/28/2020 - Arthur Maffren | Environment
MOROCCO/TUNISIA. While Tunisia announces record exports in 2020, Morocco suffers from a bad harvest. version française
bad harvest, exportation, Morocco, National Oil Office, olive oil, Tunisia

Economic Analysis of Supply Functions, Private Returns to Investment in Education and Skill Mismatch in Egypt

04/03/2018 | EMNES reports
Publié en avril 2018. Rédigé par Marwa Biltagy The main objective of this paper is to estimate the demand and supply functions for schooling in Egypt using the data of the Egypt Labour Market Panel Survey 2012. It is concluded that, the number of years of schooling and the family...
development, education, Egypt, EMNES report, enterprises, Euro-Mediterranean Network for Economic Studies, Euro-Mediterranean region, European Union (EU), exportation, gender equality, innovation, investment, Job, Jordan, Mediterranean, MENA, Middle East, Morocco, Trade, Tunisia

Do Exports and Innovation Matter for the Demand of Skilled Labor? Evidence from MENA Countries

04/03/2018 | EMNES reports
Publié en avril 2018. rédigé par Nora Aboushady, Chahir Zaki The objective of the paper is to test the impact of exports and innovation on the demand of skilled labor in the MENA region using firm-level data. In this matter, our contribution is threefold. First, we examine the connection between...
Chahir Zaki, development, education, Egypt, EMNES report, enterprises, Euro-Mediterranean Network for Economic Studies, Euro-Mediterranean region, European Union (EU), exportation, innovation, investment, Job, Jordan, Mediterranean, MENA, Middle East, Morocco, Nora Aboushady, Trade, Tunisia

Good international health for Spanish citrus

Good international health for Spanish citrus
04/23/2013 - Francis Mateo, BARCELONA | Transport
SPAIN. The Spanish citrus sector is still very competitive internationally, although competition from countries such as Egypt is being more acutely felt, mainly because of the difficulty in finding alternative logistics to road transport.
agriculture, Andalusia, Castellon, citrus sector, clementines, Egypt, exportation, France, Germany, Huelva, Lorenzo Reyes, Murcia, Netherlands, oranges, Spanish citrus, United Kingdom, Valencia, Valencia region

Egypt’s orange revolution

Egypt’s orange revolution
04/18/2013 - Safia Ouared, Cairo | Transport
In the space of a few years, Egypt has made a quantum leap, both qualitatively and quantitatively, in the citrus fruit sector. This leap places it alongside Spain and Turkey on the podium of top orange producers and exporters, not only in the Mediterranean, but also in the world market.
agriculture, Alexandria, Aswan Dam, citrus grower, Egypt, exportation, fuel, Gizeh, logistics, Mediterranean, Morocco, orange, Russia, Shortage, Spain, storage, transport

Decline in Moroccan citrus fruit exports

Decline in Moroccan citrus fruit exports
04/18/2013 - Christelle Marot, CASABLANCA | Transport
MOROCCO. In 2012, climatic vagaries caused a fall in small fruit exports. As regards oranges, the decline is more structural. For a number of years now, Morocco has lagged behind Egypt.
Africa, agriculture, Amine Mamou, Asia, Canada, citrus production, Egypt, exportation, Green Morocco Plan, Maroc Fruit Board, MFB, Morocco, oranges, Souss, the United States, weather

Liberalising trade in services would boost foreign direct investment

Liberalising trade in services would boost foreign direct investment
10/24/2012 - Nathalie Bureau du Colombier | Socio-economic assessments
Europe would benefit from liberalising services with partner countries in the Mediterranean basin. Economists who are members of FEMISE (FEM34-19) have, in fact, just established a close, almost automatic link between the liberalisation of trade in services and economic growth. Foreign Direct...
Algeria, exportation, Femise, Foreign Direct Investment, free trade zone, Lebanon, liberalisation, Libya, Palestine, services, Syria, World Trade Organisation

"The Mediterranean wine market"

"The Mediterranean wine market"
02/20/2012 - Jean-Luc Etievent, managing partner at Mediterranean & Co | Reflections
MEDITERRANEAN. The Mediterranean wine market is a reality, and it is not a recent phenomenon. Dating back to Phoenician times, it was one of the first examples of organized trade, and Vinisud owes much of its success to the fact that it continues to flourish.
Asia, Brasil, China, corsica, croatia, customs, Europe, exportation, France, hectolitres, imports, Italy, Jean-Luc Etievent, logistics, Maghreb, Mediterranean, Méditerranée & Co, phoenician times, producers, Spain, tourism, trade, Turkey, United Kingdom, USA, Vinisud, wine, wine producers

Portugal: worry-free wine

02/20/2012 - Marie-Line Darcy, LISBON | Services
PORTUGAL. The world’s eighth largest wine producer, Portugal specialises in high-end wines
Algésiras, Amorim, Angola, AOC, ASAE, Barcelona, Brasil, Brazil, couriers, CVR, DFJ Vinhos, Douro, emerging markets, exportation, France, Gouveia, grande réserve, Joao Guteres, Leixoes, Lisbon, logistics, Luisa Amorim, packaging, Porto, Portugal, protectionist policies, Quinta nova, SGPS, Sines, Sogrape, taxes, viniportugal, Vinisud, vintage, wine marketing organisation, wines


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