Souhail Karam
Journalist at Bloomberg News
Maghrebi journalist @bloomberg. Views are my own, RTs/likes dont mean endorsement. Formerly at Reuters 98-2012. [email protected]
Articles
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5 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Souhail Karam
Camels roam next to wind turbines that will supply power to a desalination plant under construction in Dakhla in the disputed Western Sahara on May 26. (Bloomberg) -- The UK backed Morocco’s plan to administer the disputed territory of Western Sahara, in a historic shift mirroring moves by France and the US.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Souhail Karam
An electric power transformation substation near Tangier, Morocco. (Bloomberg) -- Morocco plans to more than double its power generation capacity by 2030, when it co-hosts the FIFA World Cup, Energy Transition Minister Leila Benali said. Renewable sources will make up 80% of the increase to 27 gigawatts, from 12 gigawatts now, Benali told a chemical industry forum in the capital Rabat on Wednesday.
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1 month ago |
bloomberg.com | Souhail Karam |Michael Gunn
The blue of the Atlantic glitters on the horizon as trucks, cranes and hundreds of workers transform an obscure swath of desert into a crucial trade link. A new causeway extends more than a mile into the ocean, divided into harbors that will eventually load phosphate, gas and seafood bound for European and Latin American shores.
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1 month ago |
bloomberg.com | Souhail Karam
(Bloomberg) -- Morocco is looking for companies to run Africa’s largest shipyard over a 30 year period, as the north African kingdom attempts to replicate the success of its auto-manufacturing industry. The state-run National Ports Agency opened a tender earlier this week inviting bids from experienced shipyard operators to develop, equip and operate the 52-acre facility, according to Abdellatif Lhouaoui, ANP’s communications director.
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2 months ago |
bloomberg.com | Souhail Karam
Algeria jailed a French-Algerian novelist for five years on charges of undermining national unity, in a case that’s inflamed the North African country’s already tense ties with former colonial ruler France. The court in Dar Beida, near the capital Algiers, also found Boualem Sansal, 75, guilty of insulting institutions and attempting to sabotage the economy. He was fined 500,000 dinars ($3,735), the state-run APS news agency reported on Thursday.
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