American Abrams tanks, Turkish and Israeli drones, HIMARS missiles, long-range rockets... Morocco is rapidly transforming its army as part of a comprehensive strategy supported by the diversification of its partners.
Morocco continues to modernize its army. It will acquire new helicopters for its Royal Air Force.
The government of Aziz Akhannouch is boosting public investment in order to achieve "a national development combining social justice and integrated territorial development".
Barely rebuilt, the Prince Moulay El Hassan stadium in Rabat will be completely renovated as part of a new project.
Due to tensions with Algeria, Morocco is significantly increasing its military budget and continuing the modernization of its army.
The Urban Agency of Tangier is working to open up two new sectors under the Commune of Mghogha, on the eastern outskirts of the city of the strait, for urbanization. In this regard, it has launched a national call for tenders.
A Belgian company aims to dismantle 30 to 50 aircraft per year at Charleroi airport. An activity that it could develop in Morocco.
In a preparatory document for its twelfth congress, the Party of the Socialist Union of Popular Forces (USFP) denounces a "dangerous setback" in the care of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs), estimated at five million, despite the calls of King Mohammed VI for their integration into the development policies of the kingdom.
For the Moroccan economist Najib Akesbi, the anger of Generation Z finds its roots in a deeply unequal economic system. For sixty years, the kingdom has built a "rentier economy" that enriches a few privileged individuals at the expense of the majority. In this interview with Le Monde, the development policy specialist analyzes without mincing words the flaws of a model that crushes the working and middle classes.
The Moroccan government is making the modernization of weekly souks a priority. In this regard, it has developed a large-scale plan with an envelope of one billion dirhams.
On the sidelines of the official visit of Rajnath Singh, the Indian Minister of Defense, to Rabat, Morocco and India have sealed a strategic defense partnership.
A Moroccan city is among the cities that attract the most ultra-rich. This is revealed by a ranking established by a British firm.