More overseas students with doctoral degrees are returning home to find jobs so they can be with their families again, research shows.
Hopes have risen of a breakthrough preliminary deal in talks on Iran's nuclear program, observers said, as the second round of negotiations within a month between Iran and the world's major powers began on Wednesday.
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Iran would not step back from its nuclear rights and his negotiating team has been setting limits for talks over the country's nuclear program, to resume in Geneva later on Wednesday.
Increased anti-terrorism cooperation is expected to be a top priority at this month's meeting of prime ministers from the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, observers said.
The Open Doors report released last week by the Institute of International Education is quite telling. The number of Chinese students studying in universities and colleges in the United States jumped 21.4 percent in the 2012-13 academic year, rising to nearly a quarter of a million, or 235,597, to be exact.
Growth and a stable economy in northern Africa beckons. A modern Morocco is loaded with ambition and drive. Strategically located in Northwest Africa at the confluence of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean, the country today offers world-class infrastructure, a strong and stable economy and a constantly improving business climate.
With its strong financial institutions and strategic long-term vision, Morocco is positioning itself as an African financial center. As the largest bank in the country, Attijariwafa Bank (AWB) is at the forefront of Morocco's drive to further develop the country's banking sector.
Casablanca Stock Exchange has played a key role in the Moroccan economy since 1929. It directly supports Morocco's economic development by bringing together investors and issuers in a modern, liquid and transparent market.
Leadership, ambition and vision are driving the Moroccan economy forward. As Morocco positions itself as Africa's financial hub, BMCE Bank is playing a preeminent role in the Moroccan and African financial sectors, while strengthening its commitment to China.
Founded in 1920, OCP has become the world's largest exporter of phosphate rock and one of the world's largest fertilizer producers. OCP's 2020 vision is to increase production capacity to help feed the world's rapidly growing population.
With 14 international airports, the largest commercial harbor in the Mediterranean (Tangier Med), and an extensive motorway and logistics network, Morocco has big plans for the future.
Investments in major infrastructure projects are increasingly important to Morocco's future. Access to electricity and safe drinking water has been vastly improved by the country's National Office of Electricity and Water.
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