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In 2021, the health crisis strongly impacted the activity of companies in Morocco. 28% of them stopped their activity for an average duration of 143 days and more than half suffered a drop in their liquidity, according to the High Commission for Planning (HCP).
Strongly shaken by the health crisis, the crafts sector experienced a strong rebound in activity in 2021, achieving an export turnover of more than 893 MDH, an increase of 50% compared to the previous year.
Nearly 5 years after the death of Ouassim and Sabrina, three police officers were finally indicted, on Wednesday, in Brussels, by the indictment chamber. The pleadings to discuss the referral to the criminal court will take place on February 23.
The city of Ceuta aims to change its economic model to turn towards Europe. With the disappearance of the smuggling trade with Morocco, the inhabitants want to join the European customs union but without losing their tax advantages.
Three days after the reopening of national air borders, the low-cost airline Transavia is experiencing a resurgence of activity, resulting in an explosion of bookings to Morocco. They have gone from 500 in January to nearly 5,000 in the last three days.
71% of Brussels residents are in favor of stunning prior to any animal slaughter. 85% of them want to go further, proposing to extend this practice to lobsters, crabs or crayfish.
In line with the "strict" measures taken following the death of little Rayan, the Ministry of Equipment has announced the census of illegal wells that could pose a threat to public safety.
Professors at the Francisco Ferrer Higher Education Institute have relaunched legal proceedings against the wearing of ideological symbols at the school. Some 70 professors have decided to file a third-party appeal. The students denounce a relentless pursuit.
The Spanish police have announced the dismantling of a criminal network, suspected of operating in the clandestine transport of migrants from Morocco to the enclave of Melilla, for up to 4,000 euros.
Between 1974 and 2020, the Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development (AFESD) has mobilized an amount of $5 billion for Morocco, making the kingdom its second largest client after Egypt.
During her visit to Rabat, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, spoke about the Morocco-EU relations, reaffirming her willingness to continue to deepen the "strategic, close and solid" partnership with the kingdom.
The National Office of Electricity and Drinking Water (ONEE) will soon be equipped with an automated inspection platform for electricity transmission lines, based on the use of drones and image processing.