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Reshoring is the opposite of "offshoring" — the term that was hot two decades ago when everyone was shifting their production to China.
Morocco, until now completely reliant on imports, pins high hopes on offshore exploration that is just getting under way.
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Oil companies already have access to nearly 80percentt of all American offshore oil that is technically recoverable.
Meanwhile, millions of dollars were transferred from government holdings into accounts held by offshore companies that were tied to Obiang.
There are many offshore areas that are competing with Cuba for the attention of oil companies, particularly off the coasts of South America and East and West Africa.
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