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Last updated: March 31, 2006 08:51am

Moroccan Government Signs $9B Deals

By Anita Howarth

RABAT, MOROCCO-Plans drawn up by the Moroccan government to attract international investment lead to deals totaling $9 billion signed with two Middle Eastern property developers--Emaar Properties and Dubai Holding.

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