The Wali of Casablanca, Mohamed Mhidia, has validated a major urban project. This strategic project plans the construction of a sports complex and a multi-disciplinary hospital, leading to the demolition of the largest used spare parts market in the metropolis.
The drone manufacturer Delair is setting up its subsidiary "Delair Africa" in Morocco. This new Toulouse-based center in Rabat aims to strengthen its defense and security activities on a continent where the company has been operating for ten years.
Air traffic at Marrakech-Menara is soaring in 2026. With more than 1.7 million passengers welcomed in two months, the airport is confirming its role as the tourism locomotive of Morocco, driven by a significant increase in international and domestic flights.
Construction work on the Tessema stadium has begun in Casablanca. This 30,000-seat project, with an initial budget of 36 million dirhams, is strengthening the metropolis’ infrastructure in preparation for the upcoming major international sporting events.
At 14 dirhams per kilo, the tomato becomes inaccessible for many Moroccan households. Faced with this unprecedented surge, professionals denounce a massive export to Europe and Africa that empties the domestic market and asphyxiates purchasing power.
For the 2030 World Cup final, Morocco is betting on a pharaonic project. With the construction of the largest stadium in the world in Casablanca, the kingdom intends to snatch the event from the Santiago Bernabéu stadium in Madrid.
Born in Casablanca, trader Hamza Lemssouguer now heads Arini Capital, a fund managing $20 billion in London. His meteoric rise, built on bold choices, makes him a key figure in global finance.
After a successful entry into Casablanca in 2025, the Danish furniture giant JYSK is accelerating its deployment. The brand plans to open 70 new stores, making the Kingdom its strategic pivot in North Africa.
In 1980, during a historic state visit to Morocco , Queen Elizabeth II surprised by abandoning her usual cutlery. Out of respect for Moroccan customs, the sovereign ate with her hands during a banquet organized in the desert.
The Casablanca Regional Express Train (RER) project is reaching a key milestone with a 35% progress rate. This network of 18 stations is set to transform urban mobility and connect the strategic hubs of the metropolis.
The Minister of Transport, Abdessamad Kayouh, unveiled the future face of the Moroccan rail network. By 2030, the high-speed line will connect Kenitra to Marrakech in two and a half hours, compared to six hours today, radically transforming national mobility.
The hotel management company Aleph Hospitality is accelerating its development with the opening of a regional office in Casablanca. The group aims to operate 100 establishments by 2029, driven by a new strategic management team for Morocco.