Morocco’s Economy Slows Amid Drought and Global Uncertainties
11 April 2022
In the first quarter of this year, Moroccan economic activity has slowed down compared to the forecasts of Bank Al-Maghrib (BAM).
11 April 2022
In the first quarter of this year, Moroccan economic activity has slowed down compared to the forecasts of Bank Al-Maghrib (BAM).
10 April 2022
The war in Ukraine has made its way into the opening of the parliamentary session, particularly due to the surge in prices of several basic products. The RNI, the PAM and the (…)
8 April 2022
The government has reacted to the social tension linked to the dizzying rise in prices of basic necessities, admitting that this situation should persist, but that the country (…)
2 April 2022
Given the evolution of the economic situation marked by the surge in the price of certain products, Bank Al-Maghrib estimates that inflation could reach 4.7% at the end of the (…)
29 March 2022
The Moroccan real estate sector is strongly affected by the international situation. An increase of around 20% in selling prices compared to the previous year is announced by (…)
24 March 2022
Reducing public spending and focusing sectoral actions on priorities to cope with the economic situation. This is the instruction given by Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch to (…)
18 March 2022
Like many countries with trade relations with Russia and Ukraine, Morocco is seriously disrupted by the crisis between the two countries, with the surge in prices of cereals (…)
8 March 2022
At the initiative of the opposition, parliament wants to reflect on the measures to be adopted to counter the rise in prices of basic commodities. A thematic working group will (…)
4 March 2022
To mitigate the effects of rising prices, the Moroccan government plans to subsidize certain products. A dialogue has been opened with professionals in this regard.
1 March 2022
Morocco will inevitably feel the impact of the conflict between two of its major trading partners, Russia and Ukraine. The immediate measures taken by the government could show (…)