As Morocco prepares for the entry into force of the European carbon tax, many Moroccan companies are still lagging behind. Loïc Jaegert-Huber, regional director of ENGIE North Africa and president of the Clean Energy Commission of the Moroccan Association of Exporters (ASMEX), speaks about the issues.
A demolition operation of houses and businesses planned in Casablanca is not well received by the residents of the old city, in the Al Boḥayra district. They are calling on King Mohammed VI for help.
While the world is experiencing strong competition in rare earths and strategic metals, Morocco appears to be a key player.
Devastating locusts are attacking crops in certain regions of Morocco, causing concern among farmers who are calling on the authorities for help.
The development plan for Rabat will change the face of the Moroccan capital. The work to be carried out is evidence of this.
In a letter addressed to the president of the Rabat municipality, Salima Belmokadem, president of the Maroc Environnement 2050 movement, calls for limiting the planting of American palm trees.
The demolitions in the Al Mouhit (The Ocean) neighborhood in Rabat continue to cause a stir. The residents, whose houses and businesses have been destroyed, apparently without prior notice and fair and prior compensation, cry out for injustice and denounce what they consider a social drama.
Ryanair announced on Wednesday the postponement of the transition to digital boarding passes to November 3, 2025. From that date, all passengers of the Irish low-cost airline will no longer have to print a paper boarding pass. Will Morocco be affected?
Environmental protection associations are warning against the consequences of iftars (breaking the fast meals) on beaches during the month of Ramadan, stressing that the waste left behind after these moments of conviviality is destroying the marine ecosystem.
In the coming months, the shipping company Balearia will put into service an electric ferry that will allow to connect Spain and Morocco in just over 40 minutes.
The Casablanca Municipal Council held the second session of the ordinary session of February 2025 this Monday. Several important points related to the development of the urban framework, including the issue of public toilets, were on the agenda of this meeting.
From 1999 to the present day, Morocco has become the world capital of meteorite hunting. Several factors explain this rapid development.