Morocco is lagging behind in a very lucrative market: aircraft cemeteries. A call for tenders launched by ONDA for a recycling center is at a standstill. The blockage would be linked to the availability of land.
The multinational Italian-French-American automotive group, under Dutch law, Stellantis, is relying on Moroccan labor for the production of its "Grande Panda" model, which has very high demand.
Hurricane Gabrielle, formed in the North Atlantic basin, is heading towards the Azores, then Portugal and should have an impact on Morocco.
Navantia has almost finished the construction of the patrol vessel ordered by the Royal Moroccan Navy. The delivery of the Avante 1800 is scheduled for 2026.
An Irishman died on Friday in Dakhla. He was part of an Irish delegation on an official visit to Morocco as part of strengthening bilateral relations between the two countries and learning about the development projects underway in the region.
An international magazine reveals its annual ranking of the 10 most beautiful bike paths in the world. One of them is located in Morocco.
The ongoing road and highway construction projects around the Nador West Med port to strengthen Morocco’s strategic position in the western Mediterranean and stimulate sustainable growth in the Oriental region are accelerating.
Morocco is among the beneficiaries of a new amendment to a technical support contract for Abrams combat tanks, the U.S. Department of Defense has announced.
A large-scale demolition operation began this Friday on the Aïn Diab Corniche in Casablanca, marking a key step in the city’s preparation for the 2030 World Cup.
The dissemination of videos showing bus inspectors physically assaulting passengers has provoked strong reactions on social media in Casablanca. Faced with the outrage, the Casa Bus company, which operates the Alsa network, announced in a press release the opening of an "urgent internal investigation" and promised measures.
In Morocco, decisions have been made following the latest meeting between the National Commission of Resident Doctors and the Ministry of Health and Protection.
The Moroccan customs services are on the trail of a vast import fraud network. Importers are suspected of having set up a sophisticated system to avoid paying taxes, involving complex financial circuits and international ramifications.