After recording the disappearance of 150,000 businesses between 2022 and 2025, the Moroccan Confederation of Very Small and Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises is calling on political parties. It is notably demanding a tax capped at 10%, the end of certain penalties, and better access to public contracts.
The high-speed train between Marrakech and Agadir has reached a decisive milestone. The government has just declared its construction to be in the public interest, thereby paving the way for the acquisition and expropriation of land located along its route.
A trip to Morocco planned for December for fifteen Spanish women has been cancelled. Frightened by the migration crisis in Ceuta, the participants preferred to withdraw, while several agencies in Zaragoza are reporting a slowdown in bookings to the kingdom.
The battle for the 2030 World Cup final is escalating further. The day after Fouzi Lekjaa announced his support for Casablanca, the president of the Spanish federation, Rafael Louzán, insists that the final match must be played in Spain.
Ten HIMARS rocket launchers intended for Morocco are now listed as “under contract” in a U.S. Army document. Their storage, inspection and maintenance are included in the logistical requirements planned for fiscal year 2027.
Fouzi Lekjaa claims that the 2030 World Cup final will be played at the future Grand Stade Hassan II, near Casablanca. FIFA immediately pointed out that no decision had yet been made.
Spain should return Sebta to Morocco. This is the position defended by Howard W. French, former New York Times correspondent and a renowned specialist on Africa, who believes that Spanish sovereignty over the city rests on a historical anomaly destined to disappear.
A Moroccan team has qualified for the international final of a major cybersecurity competition. VoidSec, from the company IKLIGHT, is one of five winners of a tournament that brought together 1,657 teams from 98 countries.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo directly challenged Pedro Sánchez’s relations with Morocco before the Spanish Parliament. “If Morocco speaks, you’re out,” the opposition leader told the prime minister, whom he accuses of no longer being a “free” president.
Morocco has more than doubled its purchases of Argentine corn since the beginning of the year. Imports reached 1.55 million tonnes in seven months, a spectacular 133 % increase compared with 2025.
Le Jardin des Douars, nestled in the hills near Essaouira, ranks eighth in a list of the 33 most beautiful hotels in the world compiled by Time Out. It is also the highest-ranked establishment in Africa.
The United States wants to fund the deployment of a mobile forensic laboratory intended for Laâyoune, Dakhla and their surrounding areas. The U.S. call for proposals closes this Wednesday, September 9.