The personal driver of the Secretary of State for Maritime Fisheries was reportedly removed from his duties following a complaint accusing him of receiving 200,000 dirhams to facilitate obtaining an authorization concerning a fishing boat.
The World Bank and Morocco are launching a new ten-year partnership. Central objective: create more jobs, particularly for young people and women , by giving greater prominence to the private sector.
The Moroccan government wants to regulate the use of scooters and other new modes of transportation on public roads. A draft decree provides notably for mandatory helmet wearing , a ban on headphones and speed limitations.
Tipped to lead the next executive, Fouzi Lekjaa breaks his silence. The president of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation responded with detachment to persistent rumors concerning his possible political ambitions at the head of government.
To curb soaring livestock prices before Eid al-Adha, the Moroccan government is deploying a repressive arsenal. A decree provides for heavy sanctions, including imprisonment, against any speculation on sacrificial animals.
The Moroccan government is preparing to inject 20 billion additional dirhams into its 2026 budget. This envelope aims to shield the domestic market from the repercussions of the Middle East conflict and finance emergency climate measures.
The Moroccan government is tightening its grip on web professionals. Content creators and other influencers are now fully subject to standard tax rules, with strict monitoring of their lifestyle.
At an economic forum in Nairobi, the French president warmly commended the educational reforms undertaken by King Mohammed VI . A model deemed inspiring for Africa, as Paris promises massive investments on the continent.
Morocco is preparing a major reform to adapt its copyright law to the digital age . The bill aims to stop massive piracy on the Internet, particularly targeting illegal streaming and pirate broadcasts of sporting events.
After a year 2025 marked by the absence of the ritual sacrifice due to the drought, Moroccans will be able to celebrate Eid al-Adha again at the end of May. The government confirms the return to normal thanks to the improvement of climatic conditions.
The Moroccan government has adopted new decrees to reform the financing of election campaigns . The executive branch is increasing the lump-sum aid and introducing financial bonuses to promote the election of deputies from the diaspora (MRE), young people and people with disabilities.
The Moroccan government has announced the injection of 1.648 billion dirhams per month to block energy prices. This exceptional measure responds to the explosion of global costs caused by the war in Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.