31-January-2015
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Urban, seaside, cultural and business tourism accounts for 10% of Morocco’s gross domestic product; in Tunisia, the figure is 5% (2011). Saharan sites are part of the main tourism circuits: Moroccan and Tunisian sites are accessible to travellers arriving in Agadir, Marrakesh, Sousse or Djerba. With ten million visitors in 2012, Morocco is themost popular tourism destination, followed by Tunisia (6 million), and Algeria (2.6 million).
4-November-2014
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21-May-2012
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Presentation held during the The African Conference on Measuring Well-Being and Fostering the Progress of Societies in Rabat held on 19, 20 and 21 April 2012.
26-October-2011
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The study, which began in 2006, capitalised on the start of Al Amana’s activities in rural areas and aimed to quantitatively measure the economic impacts of microcredit in remote rural areas.
31-August-2011
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Les cinq projets étudiés sont sensiblement différents, autant dans leur montage que dans leur mise en oeuvre, ce qui ne facilite pas leur suivi au niveau central, ni leur coordination. La présentation descriptive des projets a été handicapée par l’absence d’indicateurs communs au niveau national
8-March-2011
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The report found that there has been a positive trend in AfDB participation in policy dialogue, but its capacity and added value in policy dialogue remains limited.
24-August-2010
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L’AFD devrait alors situer son action dans le cadre d’un appui, par chaque administration, à la mise en oeuvre de sa stratégie de formation professionelle. L’AFD pourra ainsi apporter sa contribution dans divers domaines.
26-July-2010
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Over the past five years the MENA region has made a strong commitment to the reform of public governance. What have been the driving forces behind these reforms?
15-April-2010
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31-March-2009
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Mr. Nizar Baraka, Deputy-Minist