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AgadirTourist resort and seaport in south Morocco, near the mouth of the River Sus; population (2004) 678,600 (including Inezgane, Ait Melloul). It was rebuilt after being destroyed by an earthquake in 1960. Agadir is one of the main fishing ports of Morocco; other industries include food processing, tourism, and crafts. The mild winter climate is suitable for the growth of citrus fruits, and cobalt, manganese, lead, and zinc are mined nearby.
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1911 Agadir Incident diplomacy France: history 1815 - 1945 Germany: history 1815 - 1919 gunboat diplomacy July 1 Moroccan Crises Morocco November 4 Spain: history 1492 - 1936 Sus Tindouf | lt;p>AaAaAa The export of this car is part of the Agadir Free-Trade Agreement, concluded between Rabat, Cairo, Amman and Tunisia, Maazouz said following the inauguration of a showroom to present Logan cars in Cairo. Minister Lutfi stressed the necessity of expanding the participation of the private sector of the two countries in increasing the economic and trade cooperation, pointing out to Syria's interest in signing Agadir Agreement for the establishment of a Free Trade Zone amongAaArab Mediterranean countries and the customs union between Jordan and Egypt as the core of the Arab Customs Union. IntelliNews Exports to Agadir agreement member states up 22 pct Egypt's exports to member states of the Agadir Agreement -- Morocco, Jordan and Tunisia -- increased $586 million, a 22 percent rise from January to May 2009 compared to the same period in 2008, according to a report by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Industry. |
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