Artificial intelligence is disrupting customer service. While it automates simple requests, this technology now threatens jobs relocated to Morocco and imposes unprecedented psychological pressure on call center agents, increasingly monitored by algorithms.
Hundreds of driving license candidates are stuck. The cause: malfunctions in the computer system managing driving school files , causing user anger and significant financial losses.
For MREs entering Morocco with a foreign-registered vehicle, the rule is clear: the vehicle cannot remain indefinitely on the territory. If the authorized time limit is exceeded, customs imposes penalties that can reach 10,000 dirhams.
In Morocco, wearing a veil does not prevent journalists from presenting news broadcasts on public channels. The Minister of Communication firmly rejects any discrimination, recalling that only competence dictates the choice of on-screen journalists .
Morocco is refining its summer security system on its coasts. To prevent drowning, authorities are deploying thousands of better-paid seasonal lifeguards, now supported by surveillance drones.
A police officer from the M’hamid district in Marrakech was arrested Wednesday evening. Suspected of corruption, he received money to turn a blind eye to a criminal case. A judicial investigation is underway.
Morocco has just received seven new American Apache combat helicopters. An official handover organized in the south of the country, confirming the strengthening of the Kingdom’s military arsenal and its close alliance with Washington.
Morocco is transforming its tourism industry by focusing on customer experience and innovation. With tens of thousands of beds created or rehabilitated, the Kingdom is attracting massive investor interest and stimulating its ecosystem of innovative businesses.
The commercial court of Casablanca ordered ONCF to pay 5,000 dirhams to a trainee lawyer. He missed a crucial professional appointment due to a ninety-minute train delay.
The number of ultra-wealthy individuals in Morocco is experiencing rapid growth, according to recent data from Knight Frank. This dynamic is accompanied by strong vitality in the luxury real estate market , particularly in Marrakech.
The increase in fares for grand taxis connecting Sidi Bou Othmane to Marrakech is causing outrage. Users are denouncing a price hike that weighs heavily on their daily budgets, in the absence of sufficient transport alternatives.
During the Marhaba operation, MREs can bring certain items back to Morocco without paying duties and taxes. However, this exemption is not unlimited. Customs sets an important rule: the total value of items in question must not exceed 25,000 dirhams per calendar year.