Caisse de Depot et de Gestion, or CDG, is one of the leading financial players in Morocco.
China's decision to give the market a decisive role in the distribution of resources and other factors of production, as outlined in the guideline document released at the conclusion of the Third Plenum of the 18th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, is expected to help the world's second-largest economy release some new dividends for economic growth.
As the year-end draws near, I tend to look back at what I have done in the past months. Yet more often than not, I have found it difficult to put the little pieces of each day of mundane life into a complete picture of any meaning. Worn out by the daily routines, my memories never last long, and I have self-deceivingly taken it as a sign of spiritual mellowness worthy of extolment in Chinese philosophy.
What did private business owners want most from the all-important political conference that was held last week to decide the future course for the nation?
China and the Netherlands are expected to have even closer economic ties as bilateral trade continues to grow.
Relying on its geographical advantages and vibrant market, the Netherlands offers a good investment environment and services for companies across the world, said a senior official.
The largest financial services provider in the Netherlands, Rabobank Group offers global clients comprehensive services including retail, private and wholesale banking as well as leasing and real estate services.
A senior United Nations official said he is confident that China's air pollution problems will be alleviated as the country embarks on a transition toward a greener economy.
Achim Steiner, UNEP executive director and under-secretary-general of the United Nations
Monday was Armistice Day, marking the end of World War I (1914-18), one of the deadliest conflicts in history. Preparations are already underway in many countries for the war's centenary next year.
As they seek to develop a new model of bilateral ties, China and the United States should lead the way on "big picture" issues rather than dwelling on minor differences, a panel of dignitaries said at the Forum on US-China Relations in Atlanta, Georgia.
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