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Cement maker Lafarge goes on trial in France for 'funding terrorism' in Syria

The company and eight former employees are standing trial for having paid money to jihadist groups to keep a plant in Syria running. Unusually, Lafarge had already pleaded guilty to this charge before US courts in 2022.

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lemonde.frStai leggendo8 mesi fa

Cement maker Lafarge goes on trial in France for 'funding terrorism' in Syria

The company and eight former employees are standing trial for having paid money to jihadist groups to keep a plant in Syria running. Unusually, Lafarge had already pleaded guilty to this charge before US courts in 2022.

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dailysabah.com8 mesi fa

France opens Lafarge trial over Daesh terrorist financing in Syria

French cement giant Lafarge and several of its former executives will stand trial in Paris from Nov. 4 to Dec. 16 on charges of financing terrorist...

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  1. lunedì 3 novembre 2025·dailysabah.com

    France opens Lafarge trial over Daesh terrorist financing in Syria

    French cement giant Lafarge and several of its former executives will stand trial in Paris from Nov. 4 to Dec. 16 on charges of financing terrorist...

  2. martedì 4 novembre 2025·lemonde.fr

    Cement maker Lafarge goes on trial in France for 'funding terrorism' in Syria

    The company and eight former employees are standing trial for having paid money to jihadist groups to keep a plant in Syria running. Unusually, Lafarge had already pleaded guilty…