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	>	06-02-2012 - TURKEY The country's longest bridge to be built by 2013

	>	02-02-2012 - TURKEY Automotive: Turkey remains a world-class destination for FDI

	>	02-02-2012 - LEBANON Lebanon: Economic growth decelerated in 2011

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	>	06-02-2012 - EGYPT The group is negotiating with the authority on land and the project’s location to build a petrochemicals plant in Egypt

	>	06-02-2012 - MOROCCO The maker of personal care and food products already active in Egypt and other African countries to establish its first facility in Morocco

	>	03-02-2012 - TUNISIA The distance selling group to relocate one quarter of its Tournai based call centre to its Tunis based subsidiary Mezzo

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ANIMA Investment Network is a multi-country platform supporting the economic development of the Mediterranean. The network gathers around 80 governmental agencies and international networks. The objective of ANIMA is to contribute to a better investment and business climate and to the growth of capital flows into the Mediterranean region