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The Al Omrane group has decided to relaunch the call for tenders for the implementation of a complementary video surveillance system, in order to further secure the tourist circuit in the old medina.
Faced with the lack of qualified human resources in the health sector, Morocco has decided to open its doors to foreign expertise. Several conditions have been put in place to facilitate the arrival of foreign doctors and health personnel.
After opening three restaurants last year, the KFC restaurant chain has announced the opening this year of ten new branches, in order to concretize its expansion line in the kingdom.
Morocco and Portugal have decided to strengthen their cooperation by signing an agreement on the employment and stay of Moroccan workers in Portugal.
Maritime traffic at Tanger Med increased considerably in 2021, recording more than 7 million containers, an increase of 24% compared to the previous year. Passenger traffic, on the other hand, is down sharply.
Moroccan pomegranate production has seen a sharp increase during the last season, which ended just a few days ago. The volume of exports reaching 910 tons in 2021 compared to 362 tons in 2017.
Casa Transport has announced a 2.5-kilometer extension of the city’s busway lines, the second of which is scheduled for this year.
The national employment program "Awrach" was officially launched on Wednesday, January 12 in Rabat, by the Head of Government Aziz Akhannouch. It aims to create 250,000 direct jobs in 2022 and 2023.
Nearly 12,600 Moroccan seasonal workers will work in the berry plantations in southern Spain, in Huelva, during the next agricultural season. The first arrivals are scheduled for this Wednesday, January 12.
The National Airports Office (ONDA) wants to modernize Dakhla airport. An investment of around 5.29 million DH has been announced to upgrade the infrastructure and substantially improve the quality of services.
The specter of the strike is looming again over the Mouloudia d’Oujda club. Deprived of their salaries and bonuses, the players threaten to hang up their cleats while the leaders reassure as best they can.
Morocco wants to introduce new legal provisions in its legal arsenal to fight all forms of cybercrime, particularly those targeting women and children.