The Moroccan public administration wants to put an end to the phenomenon of using service vehicles for personal purposes during the vacation period. The competent police and royal gendarmerie services are mobilized for this purpose.
Globally renowned luxury car dealerships, especially the major German and Italian brands, have set up shop in Tangier. The city is becoming an El Dorado for these vehicles.
While several parking lots are free in Agadir, individuals in yellow vests, acting as car guards, reign supreme on various streets. These are in the sights of the municipality, which intends to file a complaint against them.
The residents of Harhoura, a seaside resort south of Rabat, complain about the almost daily nocturnal urban rodeos that disrupt their peace.
The Moroccan association for the protection of public property calls on the Ministry of the Interior to put an end to the personal use of state vehicles by elected officials and civil servants.
The Moroccan automotive market is showing an encouraging rebound in July 2024, with 14,219 new vehicles sold, an increase of 8.42% compared to July 2023. This summer recovery follows a slight decline the previous month.
Moroccan motorists can breathe a little easier. At the beginning of August, a slight drop in fuel prices is observed at the service stations in the kingdom.
In the absence of a legal and clear organization of public parking lots, motorists are being extorted by thugs and intruders, paying more and more for parking in the coastal municipality of Amtar and the Chefchaouen region.
All parking lots in Nador are now free for residents and tourists, the city authorities have recently announced.
Morocco is now the number 1 vehicle producer in Africa, surpassing South Africa, which had held this position for several decades.
Casablanca wants to contribute to the successful organization of the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN 2025) and the 2030 World Cup. To this end, the city has undertaken several actions, including the launch of a vast project to create an underground parking lot.
After developing its automotive sector, Morocco is now investing in the manufacture of electric vehicle batteries. Several Chinese giants have announced massive investments in this sector.