Why Do So Few Moroccan Women Work?
9 August 2026
In Morocco, only 17.5% of women participate in the labor market, compared with around 51% worldwide. The World Bank points to very concrete obstacles: childcare, (…)
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In Morocco, the average civil servant’s salary reaches 10,600 DH but conceals another reality
7 August 2026
The average net monthly salary in Morocco’s public sector reached 10,600 dirhams in 2025. But more than 38% of civil servants earn 8,000 dirhams or less.
France Regularizes Workers in Shortage Occupations, but a Franco-Moroccan Agreement Closes the Door
6 August 2026
The special procedure allowing certain undocumented immigrants working in a shortage occupation to obtain a residence permit does not directly apply to Moroccans. Their (…)
Morocco could recruit foreign workers to care for its elderly
5 August 2026
Morocco’s ageing population will increase the need for home assistance and long-term care. According to the CESE, foreign workers could complement national skills, provided (…)
In Morocco, MRE remittances can bring in as much as a job
4 August 2026
In Moroccan families receiving money from abroad, remittances per working-age adult reach an amount comparable to the SMIG. The support has become significant enough to (…)
More than one in two Moroccan businesses face “invisible” competition
4 August 2026
In Morocco, 55.4% of declared businesses say they face competition from informal activities. These structures are often tiny, but able to offer lower prices by avoiding some (…)
Unemployment falls in Morocco, but another figure reaches 18.9 %
4 August 2026
The strict unemployment rate fell to 9.5 % in Morocco. However, this improvement does not tell the whole story: a new indicator that includes the unemployed, underemployed (…)
Depression Could Cost Morocco More Than 21 Billion Dollars
3 August 2026
Depression could cost the Moroccan economy more than 21 billion dollars by 2050, mainly by reducing labor market participation and the productivity of affected individuals.
The Moroccan state spent nearly 100 billion on salaries in six months
2 August 2026
The Moroccan state’s salary expenditure rose sharply in the first half of 2026, now approaching 100 billion dirhams.
They Thought They Would Receive 733 Euros in Spain, but Ended Up Without Food in Ceuta
1 August 2026
Crossing into Ceuta does not entitle anyone to a monthly income, unemployment benefit, or housing. Emergency assistance may be granted to vulnerable people, but it depends on (…)