Morocco’s Customs Revenue Surges 23% to 41.6 Billion Dirhams in First Half of Year
14 July 2022
At the end of last June, Moroccan customs collected more than 41.6 billion dirhams, up 22.9% compared to last year’s figures.
Ministry of Economy and Finance
Chinese, Israeli, and American Tourists Boost Morocco’s Tourism Revenue
1 July 2022
For a few months now, tourism revenues have been on the rise in Morocco, largely thanks to the spending of foreign tourists. The Chinese, Israeli (of Moroccan origin) and (…)
Moroccan Activists Launch Boycott Against Fuel Companies as Prices Soar
16 June 2022
Faced with the continuous rise in the prices of gasoline and diesel in Morocco, activists intend to organize a new campaign to boycott the petroleum products sold by several (…)
Morocco Rules Out Fuel Subsidies Amid Rising Prices, Finance Minister Says
7 June 2022
The Moroccan government does not have the capacity to subsidize the price of fuels. This is the response provided this Monday by Nadia Fettah Alaoui to deputies in the face of (…)
Morocco Sees 215% Surge in Tourist Arrivals, Still Below Pre-Pandemic Levels
27 May 2022
The flow of tourist arrivals in Morocco has increased sharply during the first four months of the year, reaching 1.5 million tourists, according to the Ministry of Economy and (…)
Moroccan Microcredit Crisis: 680,000 Borrowers Struggle with Repayments Amid COVID-19 Impact
5 May 2022
As of the end of December 2021, the number of microcredit beneficiaries stood at 840,333 clients for a total of 8.158 billion dirhams, said Nadia Fettah Alaoui, Minister of (…)
Morocco Boosts Compensation Fund by 15 Billion Dirhams Amid Price Hikes and Drought
19 April 2022
Due to the rise in prices linked to the Russian-Ukrainian crisis and the drought that has been raging in the kingdom since the beginning of the year, the budget of the (…)
Morocco’s Tax Revenues Surge 23.3% to 70.28 Billion Dirhams in Q1 2023
18 April 2022
At the end of March, tax revenues increased by 23.3%, reaching 70.28 billion dirhams, according to the Ministry of Economy and Finance.
Morocco Imposes Anti-Dumping Duties on Carpet Imports from China, Egypt, and Jordan
1 April 2022
Since this Friday, April 1st, Morocco has applied an anti-dumping duty on imports of carpets and other mechanically manufactured floor coverings, originating from China, Egypt (…)
Morocco Considers Direct Aid for Transport Sector Amid Soaring Fuel Prices
15 March 2022
The government has started a session of dialogue and negotiations with representatives of the transport sector. The aim is to see to what extent to grant them aid to support (…)