The US State Department has given the green light to the sale of Javelin missiles and related equipment to Morocco for an amount of $260 million. This will allow the kingdom to strengthen its defense and armament.
Lover of the Marrakech destination, the famous Saudi singer, actor, musician and record producer, Rashed Al-Majed, has acquired a villa to settle there.
The authorities are on a crusade against acts of vandalism targeting the old medina of Tangier (a tourist city) and its iconic infrastructure. They have launched a call for tenders in this regard.
Morocco continues to strengthen and modernize its army. The Royal Armed Forces (FAR) are acquiring new state-of-the-art equipment and should acquire 200 Cobra 2 armored vehicles, manufactured by the Turkish defense company Otokar.
In Morocco, the new housing assistance program is likely to provide a breath of fresh air to the real estate market.
Morocco has once again turned to Turkey to acquire new weapons. This time, it has placed a major order for two Cobra 2 armored vehicles.
In Témara, a real estate project is struggling to materialize, much to the dismay of the buyers. To make themselves heard, they have formed an association.
The war between Israel and the Palestinian movement Hamas compromises Morocco’s acquisition of 200 Israeli Merkava MK3 tanks .
Global rail giants will fiercely compete for the mega-contract of the National Railway Office (ONCF). It has launched a call for competition to acquire 168 new trains, including 18 high-speed trains.
The introduction of the day-fine system as part of alternative sentences could become a reality in Morocco. A law should be voted on soon in this direction.
Hit by drought, Morocco is turning to France to supply soft wheat. The hexagon exported 1 million tons to the kingdom this summer.
Morocco maintains its import restitution system for soft wheat for the benefit of operators. A significant quantity of this cereal will soon be ordered.