
Self-employed status in Morocco: after euphoria, the flop?
Launched in 2015, the self-employment status no longer seems to be a solution to the informal sector and unemployment. The assessment is a perfect illustration of this.

Launched in 2015, the self-employment status no longer seems to be a solution to the informal sector and unemployment. The assessment is a perfect illustration of this.

An incident occurred during the commemoration of the death of King Mohammed V in Rabat, which was attended by Abdellatif Hammouchi, Director General of the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN).

What profession seduces Moroccans? A specialized website conducted a study on the subject by analyzing the global volume of searches carried out on a number of professions in countries such as Egypt, Algeria, Morocco, Saudi Arabia and Spain.

The impact of the boycott campaign on its activities is pushing the American coffee chain Starbucks, managed by the Kuwaiti group Alshaya, to carry out massive layoffs.

After finding a bag containing cards and a nice sum of money on the ground in Vernon, Khaled, 46, a father of 9-year-old twins, unemployed, finds its owner thanks to mutual aid.

In a correspondence, Amine and Yasmine, two eight-year-old children, express concerns about the future of Casino Saint-Étienne where their parents work and ask French President Emmanuel Macron to save the group.

Moroccan seasonal workers are preparing to join the peninsula for the next strawberry campaign, following a meeting between the Spanish and Moroccan governments in Tangier.

In the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes region, immigrant workers and Moroccans in particular are more numerous to work in the construction sector, according to a recent study by Insee.

Due to a lack of skilled labor in Spain, Alsa wants to recruit drivers in Morocco.

Some restaurants and hotels in Spain are using Moroccan labor on site. These are mainly Moroccan minors who have become of age and need a job to stay in the peninsula.

Charleroi municipal councilor Hicham Imane , former Walloon Belgian MP from the Socialist Party (PS) who sat in the Walloon Parliament between 2014 and 2016 in replacement of Paul Magnette, has found a job that he practices with passion, far from the political sphere. However, he does not give up on his political commitment.

More than 70% of Moroccans want to leave Morocco to advance their careers. This is the result of a survey conducted by the largest recruitment website in the Middle East.