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tunisia

Young Tunisian entrepreneurs chat at a coworking space at Startup Haus in downtown Tunis. (Startup Haus)

Tunisia’s ‘Start-up Act’ provides incentives for entrepreneurs

Stephen Quillen

Algeria

Algeria’s main commercial harbour for importing and exporting goods in Algiers. (AFP)

Algeria draws Europe’s ire by cutting imports, boosting trade with China

Egypt

The headquarters of Egypt’s Central Bank in Cairo. (Reuters)

Egypt’s Eurobond succeeds but risks remain

Kuwait

Kuwaiti MPs at a parliament session at Kuwait’s National Assembly. (AFP)

Kuwait edges closer to introducing remittance tax

Exxon Mobil

An airplane comes in for a landing above an Exxon sign at a gas station in the Chicago suburb of Norridge, Illinois, US. (Reuters)

Exxon faces setback in Iraq as talks reach impasse

Iraq

Huge potential. Iraqi workers work at a field in Baghdad. (AFP)

Iraq agriculture projects attract Saudi investments

Aramco

Expanding market share. Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih (C) speaks to the media as he leaves after a meeting in New Delhi, last February. (Reuters)

Aramco to help build India’s biggest refinery

Iran

Decline and fall. Iranians stand in front of a currency exchange shop to check rates in Tehran, on April 10. (AP)

Iran’s rial hits record low as Trump fears of nuclear walk out rise

Morocco

A cargo ship is moored at the Tanger-Med port complex in Ksar Sghir near the northeastern Moroccan port city of Tangier. (AFP)

Morocco’s Tanger-Med port running at full speed