Morocco MRE Summer 2024: Record Arrivals Expected
14 July 2026
Morocco is preparing for a new surge in MRE arrivals this summer. After nearly 3 million passengers and 700,000 cars last year, authorities expect growth of 7 to 10%.
14 July 2026
Morocco is preparing for a new surge in MRE arrivals this summer. After nearly 3 million passengers and 700,000 cars last year, authorities expect growth of 7 to 10%.
14 July 2026
The Fès–Oujda highway requires continuous maintenance work. According to Nizar Baraka, this route crosses geologically unstable zones, with clay soils that require regular (…)
14 July 2026
Moroccan driving schools are not covered by the new fuel aid program for transport professionals. The Transport Ministry emphasizes that their rates are regulated and any price (…)
14 July 2026
Price increases attributed to Centrale Danone are sparking a new wave of criticism in Morocco. On social media, calls for boycott are resurfacing, echoing the 2018 campaign.
14 July 2026
The ONCF is preparing a new railway connection in Tangier. The project aims to improve connections between the port, Ibn Battouta Airport and Aïn Dalia station, as part of (…)
14 July 2026
Spain spends far more than Morocco on defense. But relative to the size of its economy, Morocco’s military effort appears significantly higher, according to a Spanish analysis (…)
14 July 2026
Fouzi Lekjaa assures that the bill on the exchange of tax information does not target Moroccan residents abroad. The text concerns large multinationals, not the tax data of MREs.
14 July 2026
The new terminal at Rabat-Salé airport should enter service at the end of July or beginning of August. The first flights expected would notably concern departures to the holy (…)
14 July 2026
A young lawyer from Marrakech reopened his mother’s case, who died during childbirth in a public hospital. The administrative court found service failures and awarded 330,000 (…)
14 July 2026
Global cannabis resin seizures have fallen by more than 50% since 2020. But Morocco appears to be going against the trend: seizures there are increasing, to the point of (…)