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	Maghreb - Drumdojo - By Drummers For Drummers
		The Maghreb is the name given to the five Northern African states, namely Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Mauritania and Libya.
		This music then became the classical music of Maghreb, and is the style of music in which one is most likely to find odd timings.
		The drums of the Maghreb come in many shapes and sizes, and bear a lot more resemblance to their Middle Eastern counterparts than they do to their African.
	www.drumdojo.com /maghreb.htm (1813 words)

	Interactions between French and Islamic Cultures in the Maghreb
		The inclusion of the Maghreb - North Africa - in a seminar about Europe is due to enlargements in the colonial past but also to the ambitions of at least parts of the Maghreb to belong to an enlarged Europe in the future.
		The Maghreb is an Arabic word meaning ‘where the sun sets’ and it represents the Far West of the Arab world.
		Television is primarily state-controlled in all three countries of the Maghreb, and the national channels therefore aim to implement Arabisation, yet a relatively large percentage of programmes are either in French or contain elements of French.
	www.surrey.ac.uk /LIS/MNP/may2000/Marley.html (2743 words)

	The Maghreb Center: Fostering Understanding and Development of the Maghreb
		The Maghreb Center is an independent, Washington DC based non-profit organization formed to increase understanding of the Maghreb in the United States.
		The Maghreb Center sponsors numerous programs open to the public featuring U.S. and regional experts, development practitioners, foreign policy specialists, and representatives of Maghrebi governments, and civil society.
		The Mission of the Maghreb Center is to increase understanding by US policy makers, academia, the media, the business community and the public at large of the five countries of North Africa, also known as the Maghreb: Mauritania, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya.
	www.maghrebcenter.org (401 words)

	Maghreb Blog
		Quant au directeur général adjoint du FMI, il estime que le Maghreb doit avant tout rehausser son taux de croissance pour faire reculer le taux de chômage encore élevé et améliorer plus rapidement les niveaux de vie.
		Gilbert Meynier en page 28 et à travers son article “Quand le Maghreb parlait latin”; nous explique lui que la colonisation romaine de l’Afrique n’a rien à voir avec une colonie au sens moderne du terme, et que s’il y eut bien des colons, il n y eut jamais de muraille de Chine.
		Le 1er Juin Je blogue pour le Maghreb Uni يوم 1 جوان سوف ندوّن للمغرب الكبير
	maghreblog.net (2857 words)

	Maghreb
		Maghreb is used in opposition to the Middle East, or Mashriq, which is often also used for the Orient, however inaccurate this is. Maghreb is used in order to avoid including the 5 (or 3, depending on definitions) countries in the Middle East.
		There is a strong feeling of unity between the peoples of Maghreb, where Berbers constitute a large part, and in 1989 l'Union du Maghreb arabe (U.M.A.) was created between the 5 countries of the wider definition.
		The U.M.A. is an economic union, much built on the ideals of the European Community (now European Union), but still far from as important and cohesive.
	lexicorient.com /e.o/maghreb.htm (170 words)

	Maghreb Voyance : consultation de Voyant, Horoscope et Astrologie
		Maghreb Voyance : consultation de Voyant, Horoscope et Astrologie
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		Au départ, Maghreb Voyance a été créer pour avoir la vision des maghrébins sur la voyance et le paranormal, mais très vite, le site s’est ouvert à toutes les cultures et religions si bien que maintenant les intervenants sont de tout horizon!
	maghrebvoyance.com (113 words)

	maghreb actualite tourisme le monde du maghreb tradition
		maghreb actualite tourisme le monde du maghreb tradition
		Les investisseurs des pays du Golf ont beaucoup investi dans l’immobilier au Maghreb -notamment en Algerie, au Maroc et en Tunisie- et selon un rapport d’experts arabes, la tendance devrait se confirmer en 2006 et 2007.
		L'espace du Grand Maghreb rattache à cet ensemble le Sahara occidental, la Mauritanie, et la Libye.
	www.maghrebe.net (2094 words)

	Arab Maghreb Union Country Analysis Brief
		The Arab Maghreb Union (AMU), which includes Mauritania, Morocco, and Tunisia (note: due to their size and importance, Algeria and Libya are covered in separate reports), is an important oil and gas producer, exporter, and transit center to southern Europe.
		Morocco is gradually integrating its electrical grid with those of its neighbors in both Africa and Europe.
		The first step toward Maghreb integration occurred in 1975, when Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco established the Maghreb Electricity Committee.
	www.eia.doe.gov /emeu/cabs/morocco.html (0 words)

	Arab Maghreb Union - DEVELOPMENT, PROPOSED MEASURES, POLITICAL DIFFERENCES STALL PROGRESS
		As a whole, however, the Maghreb is quite poor on a per capita basis, as GDP amounts to only $4,000 per each of the region's 80 million persons, a level comparable to that of Lithuania.
		The leaders of the Maghreb countries realized that the vast inter-Maghreb trade potential was not being realized, especially considering the complementary natural resources and pools of labor of the countries of the Maghreb.
		The Arab Maghreb Union had decided at its July 1990 summit session to implement the customs union by 1995, and it determined that Tunis would be the seat of an investment and foreign trade bank.
	www.referenceforbusiness.com /encyclopedia/A-Ar/Arab-Maghreb-Union.html (1227 words)

	Maghreb: Free Encyclopedia Articles at Questia.com Online Library
		Maghreb power trading expands: the countries of the Maghreb are poised to upgrade their power trading arrangements...lines are being constructed between the countries of the Maghreb, Libya and Egypt, with the eventual aim of joining up with...
		Quenching the Thirst of the Maghreb: The Countries of the Maghreb Continue along the Path of Economic Liberalisation and...the cities, given that most of the population in the Maghreb is concentrated in the north, close to the coast and...
		Maghreb sees war as vindication by Andrew Borowie...against Taliban targets has been low-key throughout the Maghreb, the African Mediterranean coast area east of Egypt...from Libya in the East to Mauritania on the Atlantic, the Maghreb leadership regards Islamic fundamentalism as the biggest...
	www.questia.com /library/encyclopedia/maghreb.jsp?l=M&p=1 (1763 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Maghreb (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Maghreb Arabic term for nw Africa, generally applied to Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and sometimes Libya.
		Algeria, the Maghreb Union, and the Western Sahara stalemate.
		Maghreb summit postponed due to western Sahara dispute.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Maghreb (711 words)

	maghreb news event politic activities maghreb union process.
		The Arab Maghreb Union (UMA) is the best framework for cooperation and integration between the peoples of the region and to consolidate security and peace in a difficult and complex international juncture, said President Abdelaziz Bouteflika of Algeria in a message to H.M. king Mohammed VI.
		A Maghreb meeting of the civil society under the theme "teaching for all " will be held in January 2004 under the high leadership of the president of the republic, the president of the national league of the book and Literacy "El Qalam", M. Salidj Abdelkrim announced.
		The Maghreb colloquium On the contribution of the Arab language to continuity, solidarity and unity between the Maghreb countries opened on Sunday in Algiers by the president of the republic, Mr Abdelaziz Bouteflika, aims according to organisers at re-launching consultation and dialogue between regions of the Arab Maghreb on the Arab language.
	news.marweb.com /libya/maghreb.htm (2329 words)

	Maghreb Minerals Plc
		Maghreb Minerals is receiving strong support and cooperation from the Office National des Mines (O.N.M.) in Tunisia.
		Maghreb Minerals acquired an 85% interest in the Tan Chaffao Cu-Au prospect in Algeria in July 2005, a 100 km² exploration license in the Hoggar Region which is known to host major Au deposits.
		Maghreb Minerals is working closely with the ORGM in the Algeria, which is also providing technical support.
	www.maghrebminerals.com /index.htm (329 words)

	www.mineweb.net \| co_releases Maghreb Minerals - Acquisition of permits with extensive fluorite resources (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The directors of Maghreb therefore believe that, in addition to the potential for discovery of additional fluorite resources, there is the potential for significant lead zinc mineralisation on these licence areas.
		Maghreb has commenced a programme to verify the mineral resources and to move mineral resources into the mineral reserve category at the Zriba mine.
		Maghreb Minerals Plc is an AIM listed exploration company developing both base and precious metal deposits in Tunisia and Algeria where it holds the rights to several licence areas.
	www.mineweb.net /co_releases/516099.htm (942 words)

	Western (Maghreb) Arabic ('aammiyya)
		Western, or Magreb, Arabic is a continuum of spoken dialects in the Maghreb (which means 'western' in Arabic), the region of Africa north of the Sahara desert and west of the Nile that includes Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya.
		Language use in the Maghreb countries is characterized by diglossia, i.e., proficiency in two languages/dialects, namely local variety and Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) which have specialized functions.
		Some of these differences are due to the continued existence of words from Classical Arabic that have disappeared from all other varieties but have been retained in Maghreb Arabic.
	www.nvtc.gov /lotw/months/august/MoroccanArabic.html (1656 words)

	Maghreb Regime Scenarios
		To be sure, Maghreb states differ widely from one another, both in their historical evolution and in their current realities.
		In Algeria, on the other hand, the differences between the regime and various sectors of society (secular and Islamist opposition groups, and activists among the Kabylian-Berber community) regarding the pace of liberalization are a continuing source of tension.
		The Arab Maghreb Union consists of Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Mauritania.
	meria.idc.ac.il /journal/2006/issue3/jv10no3a8.html (6802 words)

	Regional Economic Integration: The Maghreb Countries and the EU (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A major change in the structure of the Maghreb's exports to EU countries will not take place in the near future despite the partnership agreements and the establishment of the free zone due to take place by 2010 due to the inability of the region's producers to adapt swiftly to the prerequisites of the partnership.
		The economies of the Maghreb countries are supported by large contributions from customs duties imposed on foreign trade, and any reduction in these tariffs will decrease the revenues available to their governments.
		Europe's reluctance to direct its investment to the Maghreb countries can be attributed to various factors: the fragmentation of the Maghreb markets; political and economic instability; poor transportation and communications; a lack of qualified labour; the absence of legal and constitutional institutions; and bribery and administrative corruption.
	www.siyassa.org.eg /esiyassa/AHRAM/2003/7/1/ECON1.HTM (1611 words)

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