Media platforms revealed that the authorities in some Spanish provinces established a team of specialists and economists with the aiming of searching for alternative sources to the Algerian markets in North Africa. Spanish sources pointed out that the regional government of the "Murcia" Region has opened communication channels with the affected companies to provide the government with the necessary information about the markets and the development of the crisis with Algeria. According to the Spanish "La Verdad" newspaper, an independent civil bloc in the region is looking for alternative markets to substitute Algeria in Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt and Senegal. The newspaper noted that the Ministry of Labour and Social Economy and some universities and institutes have established an operational working […]
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