With a foreign exchange reserve reaching 431.24 billion dirhams at the end of October, Morocco has put an end to concerns about its external balances. This historic record, up 20% year-on-year, now anchors the financial solidity of the Kingdom on two structural drivers: tourism and foreign investment.
With the immediate commissioning of 134 new buses, Agadir is embarking on a complete overhaul of its network under the supervision of Wali Saaïd Amzazi. This deployment marks the end of an obsolete transport system to impose smart mobility, which will eventually be extended to 311 vehicles covering 18 municipalities of Greater Agadir.
Following the tragedy in Fez that claimed 22 victims, the Casablanca-Settat region has triggered a state of maximum alert on its real estate portfolio. This tragedy marks the end of tolerance for anarchic renovations, to impose a rigorous technical audit of buildings at risk of collapse.
With a community of 1.1 million subscribers and a career relaunched since Morocco, Faudel is putting an end to eighteen years of media "purgatory" in France. The former "Little Prince of Raï" is definitively turning the page on the political incident of the Concorde to impose his return to the stage with a national tour and an Olympia in 2026.
With 700 million dirhams already secured, Sunset Village in Marrakech, led by singer Gims , confirms the viability of its model. This commercial project would be endorsed by Moroccans living abroad.
The Waldorf Astoria is operational, but its first occupants will be carefully selected. The luxury hotel located in the Mohammed VI Tower is preparing to welcome its first guests before the start of the African Cup of Nations on December 21, temporarily privatizing its facilities for the high-ranking officials of the CAF and the distinguished guests of the competition.
Spain is placing its energy hopes in the hands of Washington. To reactivate the gas pipeline crossing Moroccan territory , Madrid is now counting on the success of American mediation between Rabat and Algiers.
The hunt for unscrupulous drivers is open in the six host cities of the Africa Cup. The authorities have deployed a radical control system: undercover agents now pose as ordinary customers to assess the quality of the service from the inside and immediately sanction any infractions.
The judicial police services of Marrakech are working to reconstruct the scenario of the drama that cost the lives of three members of the same family this Friday. An investigation has been officially opened under the supervision of the competent public prosecutor’s office to determine the exact causes of this tragedy that occurred in the Guéliz district.
The technical feasibility of the tunnel under the Strait of Gibraltar is entering a critical phase of scientific evaluation. Experts now have an estimated period of three years, potentially renewable, to determine the viability of the project in the face of geological constraints.
The political horizon is darkening for many local elected officials. The Ministry of the Interior has initiated a process aimed at banning from elections officials involved in the proliferation of anarchic industrial zones. This administrative offensive, coupled with aerial surveillance of the countryside, promises to redraw the electoral map well before the 2026 deadlines.
The mad chase ended at a gendarmerie roadblock at the entrance of Tiddas, on the outskirts of Rabat. A major drug lord, originally from the mountains of Ouezzane, was apprehended on Wednesday after evading law enforcement for over 250 kilometers, turning regional roads into a battlefield.