The authorities in Agadir have intensified their controls in major tourist areas. This operation has led to the massive seizure of hookahs and strict reminders about hygiene and health safety.
Marrakech is launching a massive hotel renovation plan for the 2030 World Cup. The city is beginning the demolition of abandoned sites, such as the Al Borj hotel, in order to transform these wastelands into modern complexes and create local jobs.
The Royal Armed Forces are awaiting the delivery of a second unit of Boeing AH-64E Apache Guardian combat helicopters . This deployment is part of a comprehensive modernization strategy aimed at equipping the Kingdom with state-of-the-art air capabilities.
The Accor group is strengthening its historic partnership with Risma to accelerate its development in the Kingdom. This new momentum plans the opening of a Sofitel in Tangier in 2029, the modernization of the existing hotel portfolio and the creation of a training academy.
The Moroccan government has adopted new decrees to reform the financing of election campaigns . The executive branch is increasing the lump-sum aid and introducing financial bonuses to promote the election of deputies from the diaspora (MRE), young people and people with disabilities.
The Italian group Nuti Ivo, a leader in luxury tanning, is facing a crisis of trust in Marrakech. While it plans a 130 million dirham investment , its historic subsidiary Shihara is accumulating unpaid debts.
The province of Nouaceur is launching a vast investigation targeting developers and real estate cooperatives for tax evasion. At stake: millions of dirhams in unpaid taxes on vacant land and mandatory economic contributions.
Patrice Carteron was again deprived of his major offensive asset for Monday’s match at the Mohamed V stadium. Hakim Ziyech was forced to withdraw from this duel against Difaa El Jadida in Botola Pro.
The launch of the marketing campaign for Moroccan watermelons in Zagora is experiencing a difficult start. Between Mauritanian competition and soaring transportation costs, exporters are concerned while prices remain inaccessible locally.
In the upscale neighborhoods of the capital, many high-end establishments refuse credit card payments. Under the guise of technical breakdowns, this widespread practice is mainly a way to avoid tax control and penalizes tourists.
The authorities of Bouznika carried out a large-scale demolition operation targeting 19 apartments belonging to a renowned developer. This intervention follows the discovery of serious violations of urban planning rules and local development plans.
Despite the geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, the Ministry of Transport and Logistics assures that the supply of kerosene remains stable. The authorities rule out any exceptional measures for air and maritime navigation in the Kingdom.