Nvidia confirms two artificial intelligence infrastructure projects in Morocco. The larger one, planned near Casablanca, represents an initial investment of $1.2 billion and is expected to reach 500 megawatts.
Tesla drivers in Morocco should soon be able to use Grok directly from their vehicles. The artificial intelligence assistant will be able to answer their questions, as well as manage navigation, calls, music and climate control.
Moroccan textiles are losing ground in their main market as several Mediterranean competitors accelerate. In the first half of 2026, Spanish purchases of Moroccan clothing fell by 3.6%, while those from Turkey surged by nearly 50%.
The food stalls at Jamaa el-Fna are set to be renewed. Al Omrane Marrakech-Safi has just launched a 7.68-million-dirham contract for their manufacture, installation and connection on Marrakech’s famous square.
She came to Rabat to learn how to surf and fell in love with her Moroccan instructor. Eleven years later, the couple restored a riad that had been abandoned for more than twenty years and opened a small family-run hotel there.
Predator Oil & Gas has begun drilling the MOU-6 well at Guercif. The operation is intended to determine whether the gas already identified in the area can be extracted at a sufficient flow rate to launch initial commercial production.
Top military officials from the Gulf are expected at the Marrakech Air Show 2026. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are notably preparing high-level delegations for this event dedicated to aviation and defense.
A man denied owning savings of 8.5 million dirhams and a Jeep in Morocco during his divorce in the Netherlands. The court found that he had deliberately concealed these assets and awarded them in full to his ex-wife.
Three days of nationwide mobilization have been announced in Morocco from September 25 to 27 against the deepening of relations with Israel. The call comes after an agreement reached in New York to elevate diplomatic missions to embassy status.
Spanish intelligence sources suspect that Morocco may have gained access to Graphite, an Israeli spyware capable of infecting a phone without any action by its owner. However, no public evidence confirms its acquisition or use by Rabat.
A restriction on trade between the European Union and Morocco would not affect Moroccan exporters alone. The port of Algeciras and the entire logistics economy developed around trade with Tanger Med could also suffer the direct consequences.
Morocco’s definitive return to GMT does not only concern clocks. Microsoft, IBM and Broadcom had to update their systems to avoid programming errors or computer tasks being triggered at the wrong time.