Morocco's innovative power sale

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Morocco is starting the privatisation of its utilities with the aim of transferring half its electricity generating industry to the private sector by the middle of 1995. The three pre-qualifying groups are Endesa of Spain, Electricite de France, National Power of the UK, CNS and ABB, and GE Capital, Cogen and AES, and the winning group will have a 30 year concession to operate existing coal fired and new gas fired units. The country has also begun the sale of 14% of Banque Marocaine du Commerce Exteriur.

Electric utilities

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Agri-companies for sale in Abu Dhabi

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Shares in the Abu Dhabi Foodstuffs Factories and the Al-Ain Livestock Farm will be distributed to nationals. The Abu Dhabi Investment Company will supervise the registration of nationals, with priority to low income earners, small shareholders and social security recipients. The Abu Dhabi Ship Building (ADSB) company public share offering was over-subscribed, and there are rumours that the privatisation of the Emirates General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) is imminent.

United Arab Emirates

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Morocco begins to focus on utilities

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The privatisation ministry in Morocco is planning to speed up and extend the reach of privatisation in the country with a new list of enterprises to be divested. It is planning the corporatisation of the Office Nationale d'Electricite (ONE), and will identify BOT projects including ports and airports. It is aiming for a system of reference prices instead of minimum prices.

Management, Office National de l'Electricite

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