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iBanFirst is recruiting 80 people as part of its development in Tunisia and Europe

iBanFirst is recruiting 80 people as part of its development in Tunisia and Europe
09/24/2020 - Frédéric Dubessy | Services / Finances
FRANCE / TUNISIA. After a few months of delay on its programme because of the coronavirus, the fintech iBanFirst launches a recruitment plan for eighty employees in Tunisia and Europe. version française


The Turkish bank İşbank obtains a $54m loan to help Turkish companies

The Turkish bank İşbank obtains a $54m loan to help Turkish companies
09/08/2020 - Frédéric Dubessy | Society
TURKEY / EU. To boost bank lending to Turkish companies, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is providing a $54m (€45.7m) loan to İşbank. version française


Femise takes a closer look at the difficulties encountered by the Mediterranean private sector

Femise takes a closer look at the difficulties encountered by the Mediterranean private sector
07/03/2019 - Frédéric Dubessy | Socio-economic assessments
As pointed out by the Femise report "The private sector in Mediterranean countries - Main dysfunctions and opportunities for social entrepreneurship", it is only through the development of the private sector that jobs will be created in the southern Mediterranean. The document also recommends promoting the development of social entrepreneurship. Version française

Femip Trust Fund Annual Report 2017 : serving the southern neighbourhood

11/13/2018 | BEI & FEMIP reports
November 2018. Written by EIB. In view of the challenges the EU’s Southern Neighbourhood region is facing, including those posed by the forced displacement of people, persistent fiscal deficits and the threat of climate change, the European Investment Bank (EIB), the EU bank, and the FEMIP Trust...

“Restructure, rehabilitate and upgrade the deteriorating services”

“Restructure, rehabilitate and upgrade the deteriorating services”
10/08/2012 - Caroline Garcia, MARSEILLE | Reflections
Bassam Saleh, Assistant Secretary General for Technical Affairs and WAJ Disi Project Manager, Ministry of Water and Irrigation, Jordan "In recent decades Jordan witnessed rapid and significant population growth with which the infrastructures and services could not cope. Additionally the efficiency...

Public-private partnerships grow in Morocco

Public-private partnerships grow in Morocco
05/24/2011 - Christelle Marot, PARIS | Services / Finances
MOROCCO. Transport, water and electricity distribution, drainage and education: in Morocco, the private provision of a number of public services is becoming more commonplace.