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Morocco: Chariot Oil & Gas signs gas market MOU

AIM-listed Chariot Oil & Gas has signed a Memorandum of Understanding ( MOU ) along with its partner the Office National des Hydrocarbures et des Mines ( ONHYM ) with the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Green and Digital Economy in Morocco. The MOU relates to the Ministry s support of Chariot and ONHYM s Anchois Gas Development project.

I worry that his fate will be the same as Khashoggi s : Australian Osama al-Hasani s wife fears his extradition to Saudi Arabia

I worry that his fate will be the same as Khashoggi s : Australian Osama al-Hasani s wife fears his extradition to Saudi Arabia By Dylan Welch, Fanou Filali and Erwin Renaldi © Provided by ABC NEWS Osama al-Hasani with his wife Hana al-Hasani and their baby in Turkey. (Supplied) The wife of an Australian citizen detained in Morocco over a Saudi Arabian extradition request says she is terrified her husband may end up tortured or killed if he is returned to the conservative Islamic kingdom. Osama al-Hasani, a former Melbourne imam and academic, was detained in Tangier on February 8, according to his Moroccan wife, Hana al-Hasani, and is due to face court on Wednesday over the extradition request.

Chariot Oil & Gas Ltd (via Public) / Gas Market MOU Signed in Morocco

Gas Market Memorandum of Understanding Signed in Morocco Moroccan Government Support for Value Accretive Gas Development Chariot Oil & Gas Limited (AIM: CHAR), the Africa focused transition energy company, is pleased to announce that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding ( MOU ) along with its partner the Office National des Hydrocarbures et des Mines ( ONHYM ) with the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Green and Digital Economy ( Ministry ) in Morocco (the Parties ). The MOU relates to the Ministry s support of Chariot and ONHYM s Anchois Gas Development project as a potential provider of significant gas to the Moroccan gas market. The MOU states that the Ministry will support the Anchois Gas Development to enhance job creation, regional integration through the development of strategic infrastructure and the promotion of clean and competitive energy for consumption by the Moroccan industrial sector. This reflects the Ministry s active promotion of the use of natural gas ext

Morocco Signs MoU on Anchois Gas Project Support

Morocco Signs MoU on Anchois Gas Project Support Mar 2, 2021 8:00:am Summary by: Joe Murphy Posted in: Morocco Signs MoU on Anchois Gas Project Support Morocco s industry and trade ministry has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with London-listed Chariot Oil & Gas and Moroccan state-owned partner ONHYM on support for the offshore Anchois gas development. The MoU states that the ministry will support the Anchois gas development to enhance job creation, regional integration through the development of strategic infrastructure and the promotion of clean and competitive energy for consumption by the Moroccan industrial sector, Chariot said in a statement on March 2.

Reflections of a Wayward Boy: Stateless (and hatless) in Tangier

Reflections of a Wayward Boy: Stateless (and hatless) in Tangier © Copyright (c) Daily Maverick , All Rights Reserved Fewer than four months after arriving in London clutching a slip of paper signed by the British high commissioner in Lusaka granting me entry to Britain, I got a job, was admitted to university, and, along with several other exiles, landed a handsome United Nations fellowship. This provided for a decent enough living and also paid the tuition fees. However, I was effectively stateless and therefore without a passport and unable to travel freely. Other exiles were in a similar position and some, like me, had to settle for a Home Office folder. It contained personal details, photo affixed, and noted, in my case that nationality was “South African N/D” (not determined). I needed a visa for any country to or through which I wished to travel. This meant long waits at embassies and border posts, paying for visas and being delayed and asked the same questions by ine

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