Morocco is preparing to receive a large delivery of electric buses to modernize its urban transportation, particularly in Casablanca, in preparation for the Africa Cup of Nations. The contract was won by the Chinese manufacturer Yutong, a global leader in the sector, whose technologies are, however, the subject of close scrutiny in Europe for cybersecurity reasons.
From the Atlas Mountains to the Saharan dunes, passing through Marrakech, Fez or Chefchaouen, Morocco offers a unique travel experience, according to the travel agency network azulmarino, which has nearly 200 agencies in Spain, and specializes in travel to Morocco.
A vast real estate affair, involving an unfinished project, suspicions of embezzlement and a colossal financial loss, has just taken on a new judicial dimension in Casablanca. The public prosecutor’s office has ordered a thorough investigation following complaints from hundreds of defrauded buyers.
Casablanca Finance City (CFC) is establishing itself as the leading financial center in Africa and is attracting hundreds of companies from around the world. And this is just the beginning!
The Moroccan airline Royal Air Maroc has just launched its new direct Casablanca-Munich route. A new connection that strengthens the relations between Morocco and Germany.
A famous British media outlet places two Moroccan cruise ports in the ranking of the best and worst in the world.
The city of Casablanca plans to entrust the management of its parking meters and parking lots to a specialized company. The objective is to improve urban traffic.
A court decision has just confirmed the responsibility of an establishment open to the public, in this case a hammam, in an accident that occurred to a customer. The highest court in the country has ruled in favor of the victim, putting an end to a long legal procedure.
In anticipation of hosting major sporting events such as the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN Morocco 2025), the municipal council of the city of Casablanca is installing surveillance cameras to ensure the safety of the city, but also to effectively combat illegal dumping and incivility.
Morocco is gradually establishing itself as the continent’s financial hub, attracting major international banks such as Standard Chartered, Access Bank, and, most recently, SaudiExim Bank, which are setting up in Casablanca Finance City (CFC).
Casablanca is finally preparing to establish a cleanliness police force. A project that has been announced for years and whose implementation has been postponed several times.
Following a complaint filed by a citizen reporting the falsification of documents and the fraud of nearly 20 million dirhams by bank employees and lawyers, the National Brigade of the Judicial Police (BNPJ) conducted its investigation and then forwarded the file to the prosecutor at the criminal chamber at the Court of Appeal of Casablanca.