It's office life, let's go. And what better way to start this new section than by addressing the issue of the office?A necessary step for all employees in the ultra-dominant service sector, it has established itself as a ... | Suite de l'article

AIESEC Morocco, the student association par excellence, is organizing, like 70 countries around the world, the national Youth to Business forum (Y2B) in its second edition, which will have the theme "words to say it, ... | Suite de l'article

The launch of the "Start" (Ibdaa) project in the Kairouan governorate was announced Tuesday at a three-day conference held in Kairouan, organized by the Ministry of Vocational Training and Employment.This project aims to ... | Suite de l'article

Foreign investment reached 192.4 million dinars (MD) in the first two months of the year, compared to 290.4 MD during the same period in 2013, according to the latest statistics published by the Foreign Investment ... | Suite de l'article

Marrakech is a playground for the jet-set. Agadir attracts mainly European retirees to its seaside resorts. Ouarzazate highlights its cultural assets... Moroccan tourism has found its place among the world's leading ... | Suite de l'article

Text: With nearly 3 billion dirhams in revenue in 2013, 3,500 employees and 10,000 indirect jobs, the Group has big plans for 2020.Palmeraie Holding is changing its name to "B Group." This identity now symbolizes the ... | Suite de l'article

Textiles and clothing (TH) remain the largest employer in Tunisia's industrial sector, with 34.2% of all industrial jobs, or 508,783 jobs, according to recent statistics from the Agency for the Promotion of Industry and ... | Suite de l'article

The signing ceremony for the projects selected by the Fund for the training and promotion of youth employment in Tunisia, at the initiative of German cooperation, was held yesterday, March 31, at the headquarters of the ... | Suite de l'article

This is revealed by the study conducted by ReKrute.com. The enthusiasm is real because it determines professional advancement."72% of Moroccans believe that training is essential." This is what emerges from a survey ... | Suite de l'article

The Tunisian-Moroccan consortium "Mehdi Ben Ayed-Oubya" plans to build an "Intermarché" hypermarket, a French supermarket chain of the Mousquetaires group, on a 70-hectare site in the Manouba governorate.This group is ... | Suite de l'article