A 31-year-old British model and influencer has gone missing in Morocco. Worried, her family launched a widespread appeal for help after she left her all-inclusive hotel complex in Agadir without a trace.
The HCP report on the Moroccan family shows that marriage remains an important project, but increasingly difficult to achieve. Housing, insufficient income, unemployment and the cost of the ceremony are mainly hindering single people of marriageable age from starting a household.
The HCP report on the Moroccan family reveals a profound shift in family choices. Nearly seven out of ten married women say they don’t want additional children, a phenomenon particularly pronounced in nuclear families.
To defend their interests in the United States, Morocco and Spain deploy diametrically opposed strategies. Facing Spanish classical diplomacy, Rabat invests massively in American lobbying groups to support its economic and geopolitical objectives.
Despite a slight decline in its global volumes, the Renault group is posting strong revenue growth in the first quarter of 2026. This financial momentum is driven by the success of its electric models and exceptional growth in the Moroccan market.
The cities of Tétouan, M’diq and Fnideq are experiencing an acceleration of their urban construction projects. These vast development works anticipate the summer season and the long-awaited arrival of King Mohammed VI to celebrate Eid al-Adha.
Faced with massive disengagement of French retail banks on the African continent , it is now local and Moroccan institutions that occupy the ground. France is attempting to sketch out a new model focused on investment banking and technological innovation.
The legal cannabis sector is experiencing explosive growth in the Al Hoceïma province. Driven by the highly prized local variety "Beldia," production is soaring, offering new economic and industrial prospects to farmers in the region.
Taking a taxi in Marrakech is becoming a nightmare for residents. Attracted by foreign financial gains, many drivers are boycotting Moroccan clients, provoking user anger and inevitable tensions at taxi stands.
Morocco’s military budget reached an unprecedented level in 2025. This increase reflects a regional arms buildup in North Africa, marked by persistent tensions with Algeria and purchases of Spanish equipment.
Faced with skyrocketing tuition fees resulting from budget cuts by the French state, parents of students at high schools in Rabat and Tangier are mobilizing. They are turning to the courts to denounce a system that has become financially out of reach.
An intervention to arrest a drug baron turned into an armed confrontation during the night of Sunday to Monday in Aït Maït. The suspect opened fire, wounding two gendarmes, before fleeing.