Wednesday, 15 July 2009
Air Arabia expects stong Moroccan growth
Air Arabia wants its Air Arabia (Maroc) to become as big as it is within five years. The Dubai-listed carrier, the Gulf Arab region's largest low-cost airline, plans to expand by three to four aircraft per year. Moroccan shareholders own 51% of Air Arabia (Maroc), including family-owned holding company Holmarcom. The remaining 49% is held by listed Air Arabia and a Bahraini bank. Air Arabia (Maroc) will help meet growing demand for travel to Morocco the government expects to exceed 2008's record 8m visitors in 2009 and is aiming for almost 10m tourists in 2010.
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Greetings,
The European Journalism Centre (EJC) would like to invite you to apply for the second round of the acclaimed blogging competition, TH!NK ABOUT IT. We have seen your blog and consider you an ideal candidate for the competition, TH!NK2: Climate Change.
TH!NK2 will bring together 81 bloggers from Europe with guests from India, China, Brazil and the US, to exchange ideas and debate the issues of the International Climate Summit in Copenhagen, in December 2009. The blogging competition will run from September 23 to December 20 and will begin with a launch event in Copenhagen in September. During their free trip to Copenhagen, participants will meet each other, receive some training and equipment and learn about the hottest topics in climate change.
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Thanks!
-TH!NK2 team
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