Robert De Niro inaugurated his luxurious Nobu hotel in Marrakech, in the Hivernage district, on Thursday. The American actor was accompanied by the famous Japanese chef Nobu Matsuhisa and American director Meir Tepper, co-founders of the hotel chain.
One million cars produced per year in Morocco. This is the objective of the Minister of Industry and Trade, Ryad Mezzour, by 2030.
While it was scheduled to be completed in 2021, the Tiznit - Dakhla expressway should finally be completed next year. According to the Ministry of Equipment and Water, its completion rate is currently 85%.
The criminal chamber of the Casablanca Court of Appeal has ruled: Mohamed Moubdii , former minister and former mayor of the city of Fqih Bensalah, remains behind bars. Despite the efforts of his lawyer, the court decided to keep him in detention.
The large Spanish railway construction and civil engineering companies want to capture the 35 billion euros that Morocco plans to invest in improving its rail network, including the construction of new high-speed lines. The only problem, France, the historical partner of the kingdom in this field.
Concern is growing in the Moroccan watermelon sector, in this difficult period marked by severe drought and water stress. Yet, watermelon production requires a significant amount of water.
Since the outbreak of the corruption scandal known as "Qatargate", the difficulties in returning Moroccans rejected from their asylum application to their country of origin have increased.
The teaching of English will be generalized in middle schools in Morocco starting from the 2023-2024 school year, announced Chakib Benmoussa, the Minister of National Education, Preschool and Sports, in a note.
The local authorities of Salé last week proceeded to close five shisha cafes located on the Lalla Amina boulevard in the Tabriquet district.
The airline Transavia is forced to cancel some 200 flights this summer, including some to Morocco. The reason? A shortage of aircraft.
The Moroccan start-up Atlas E-Mobility has recently announced its plans for the future: the creation of an electric car, whose name remains a mystery. This vehicle, promising simplicity and functionality, will be inspired by Moroccan aesthetics, according to Mohammed Yehya El Bakkali, co-founder and CEO of Atlas.
The National Investment Commission has approved a series of 21 projects. The total investment of these projects amounts to 76.7 billion dirhams, the equivalent of 6.98 billion euros, according to an official government press release.