Morocco automotive industry threatens Spanish factories jobs
18 July 2026
The European Union wants to unlock 2.7 million euros to support laid-off workers in the automotive industry in Galicia. A Spanish region weakened at a time when Morocco (…)
18 July 2026
The European Union wants to unlock 2.7 million euros to support laid-off workers in the automotive industry in Galicia. A Spanish region weakened at a time when Morocco (…)
17 July 2026
Morocco is leveraging its cost advantage to capture a growing share of new automotive production capacity, while Galicia faces successive restructurings and job cuts. Brussels (…)
13 July 2026
A pilot graphite processing plant for batteries has just opened near Casablanca. Behind this industrial milestone, Morocco is positioning itself on a strategic link in the (…)
11 July 2026
Morocco has become, for the first time, the most industrialized country in Africa ahead of South Africa. A breakthrough driven by automotive, aerospace and exports, but one (…)
6 July 2026
Morocco’s automotive industry is gaining momentum, but Madrid refuses to treat it as a direct threat. In a response to Parliament, the Spanish government outlines a more subtle (…)
5 July 2026
The Moroccan automotive market continues to grow strongly in 2026. New car sales increased again in June, while electrified vehicles and Chinese brands are gaining ground. But (…)
1 July 2026
Fuel prices continue to fall in Morocco. Since Wednesday, July 1st, diesel has dropped by 96 cents per liter and gasoline by 45 cents. A real breath of fresh air for Moroccan (…)
30 June 2026
Morocco has become one of the most strategic links in Renault Group. In a publication dedicated to its Tangier plant, the automaker describes northern Morocco as one of the (…)
17 June 2026
Chinese manufacturer Hunan Zhongke Electric Co., Ltd. has officially confirmed the abandonment of its investment project on Moroccan soil. This decision was validated during a (…)
16 June 2026
Drawn by Tangier’s competitiveness, global automotive suppliers are multiplying their investments there. Between electric battery factories and braking components, Morocco’s (…)