Morocco Maritime Fleet Revival Strategy 2024
14 July 2026
Morocco wants to revive a strong and competitive national maritime fleet. The country depends 95% on maritime transport for its trade, but its flag has significantly declined (…)
14 July 2026
Morocco wants to revive a strong and competitive national maritime fleet. The country depends 95% on maritime transport for its trade, but its flag has significantly declined (…)
14 July 2026
With summer, illegal transport is resurfacing in several Moroccan cities. Behind the quick fix solution for passengers, specialists are warning above all about the risk in case (…)
13 July 2026
Morocco is accelerating electronic payments, with a fee reduction planned from October 1, 2026. But small merchants are demanding free terminals, training, and a gradual (…)
13 July 2026
Rabat has a new police command center connected to more than 1,400 urban cameras. The system is designed to monitor the city in real time, manage calls to 19, and coordinate (…)
13 July 2026
Morocco, usually a supplier of onions to West Africa, had to import massively this season. Poor harvests, low stocks, and rising prices have reversed trade flows in favor of (…)
13 July 2026
Spanish experts are relaunching the debate on Western Sahara, not only from a political angle, but also an economic one. They believe the territory could become a "little (…)
13 July 2026
Royal Air Maroc is significantly strengthening its summer program for 2026. The airline plans nearly 8.2 million seats and 86 destinations, with a particular focus on (…)
13 July 2026
Tangier authorities are stepping up operations against illegal beach occupation. Chairs, tables, umbrellas, unauthorized installations and horses offered to summer visitors are (…)
13 July 2026
Morocco is still classified among frontier markets by MSCI. Its market is largely accessible to foreign investors, but four operational components are still deemed (…)
13 July 2026
In Rhamna province, pregnant women are sometimes transferred to Marrakech for care. A situation that forces families to travel nearly 70 kilometers, sometimes in urgent medical (…)