The process of extraordinary regularization of migrants in Spain faces a major obstacle: the difficulty of obtaining required documents from countries of origin. Moroccan nationals are among the most affected by these administrative delays, which directly compromise their access to the job market.
The confidence of Moroccan families is rising in the first quarter of 2026. The index calculated by the High Commission for Planning reaches 64.4 points, marking an improvement in the overall perception of the economy, even though concerns about living standards persist.
An undocumented Moroccan worker lost his appeal against a Spanish company he accused of concealing employment. The court rejected his claim for unpaid wages, citing a complete absence of evidence of a professional relationship.
The Moroccan call center sector is wavering under the effect of a new French law. While 50,000 jobs are threatened, Minister Younes Sekkouri is launching a strategic counterattack to diversify markets and modernize services.
Meeting in Rabat under the chairmanship of King Mohammed VI, the Council of Ministers has approved a major reform of territorial governance. This massive investment program, coupled with a record agricultural season, aims to transform development in a sustainable way.
Laurent Nuñez unveiled an emergency plan to decongest the prefectures and accelerate the processing of residence permits. This system provides for the recruitment of 500 agents and administrative simplification measures to avoid interruptions of rights.
A recent study by INSEE highlights the crucial role of foreign immigration in supporting Corsica’s economy. Among these indispensable workers, often recruited to make up for labor shortages in certain sectors, Moroccan nationals occupy a prominent place.
Faced with a critical shortage of truck drivers , Spanish transport companies are increasingly recruiting abroad. Morocco has emerged as one of the main pools of professionals to fill this deficit that threatens the economy of the peninsula.
The Muslim population now represents 5% of the inhabitants in Spain, driven by strong demographic dynamics. A recent study reveals that nearly two-thirds of immigrants are originally from Morocco.
Arrived in Spain in 1991, a former Moroccan locksmith has built a lucrative career in construction. Having become a self-employed worker, he demonstrates the importance of foreign labor in this sector , with incomes that can reach 10,000 euros per month.
Morocco’s economy is expected to grow by 4.4% in 2026 , supported by major World Cup projects and record tourism. Coface highlights the Kingdom’s resilience in the face of slowing international trade.
A recent study (October 2025) conducted in the Balearic Islands highlights the collapse of post-compulsory education among young people of Moroccan origin . Between economic imperatives and domestic responsibilities, only 4 to 8% continue their studies.