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Royal Air Maroc acquires 51% of Air Mauritanie

Rabat, Morocco - After taking over on Air Senegal and Air Gabon

Morocco flag airline, Royal Air Maroc, has started to control Air Mauritanie, after Air Senegal and Air Gabon. According to "Aujourd’hui Le Maroc" newspaper, the agreement on share participation was defined in Rabat during a meeting between Moroccan Premier, Driss Jettou, and Mauritan Transport Minister, Ba Ibrahima Demba, few days ago. The agreement schedules that Royal Air Maroc will acquire 51% o...

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Rome, Italy, 08/23/2006 14:44
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