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JORDAN (AP) — A new trade deal with Europe, a rush of foreign investment and public works are to put

MAURITANIA— Fishermen in Nouadhibou, the economic capital of Mauritanis, renewed their protests, demanding their government to revisit the taxes system,

EGYPT— The rejection by parliament of the Civil Service Law (Law 18/2015) and the endorsement of amendments on some provisions

IRAQ— Director of Diyala health directorate, Ali Hussain Tamimi, expressed his “concern” over the kidnapping of two doctors, fearing that

TUNIS— Negotiations between workers and businessmen organizations to increase wages failed to reach to an agreement after three months of

Egypt – Workers at the Suez Cement Company continued their work-stoppage for the fourth consecutive day, after the failure of

Laboratory technicians demand allowance     JORDAN— Medical lab technicians in Jordan called for including their occupation within hazardous occupations

MOROCCO— Three leading labor unions in Morocco have announced they will hold a march in Casablanca on November 29 to

SAUDI ARABIA— Employers who delay the salaries of their employees, or who fail to pay contracted amounts, will have to

MAURITANIA— Kinross Gold Corp (Tasiast) had expelled dozens of its workers with the majority of them are union activists and

ALGERIA— The Education Directorate in Algeria has expelled one of the teachers who took part in the contractual teachers strike,

Bahrain –  more than 4,000 employees who work in the ready-made clothing industry in are at risk of losing their jobs