A Moroccan residing abroad who chooses to settle in Morocco while receiving a retirement pension from a foreign source can benefit, under strict conditions, from a significant reduction in income tax. This mechanism, detailed in the 2025 tax guide, applies to pensions or annuities permanently transferred to Morocco.
A brilliant student from the Moroccan Center for Robotics and Artificial Intelligence (CMRIA) has achieved a feat in Barcelona (Spain), where he is participating in the grand final of the International Science and Technology Olympiad (STEM).
Upon returning from vacation, a French merchant receives a large bill for his mobile data consumption during a stay in Morocco. Orange, which is demanding this amount, is met with the refusal of its client, who intends to take legal action.
Many Spanish drivers choose to have their cars repaired in garages in Morocco where the costs are very affordable compared to the prices charged on the peninsula.
Suspecting fraudulent practices in the management of housing associations run by Interior Ministry officials, the General Inspection of Territorial Administration is preparing to launch an in-depth audit.
The railway project between Tanger and Tétouan was the subject of a written question addressed to the Minister of Transport and Logistics, Abdelssamad Kayouh, by the deputy Monssef Toub, member of the Istiqlal group.
The Moroccan passport has risen to 67th place globally in the latest Henley Passport Index, its best ranking in ten years.
Moroccans residing abroad can benefit from deductions on the housing tax and municipal services. Provided they take certain steps within the deadlines, and the housing meets the defined criteria.
Morocco confirms its status as a top destination for French vacationers this summer of 2025. Far from resting on a single flagship, the kingdom places three of its cities in the top 10 most sought-after international destinations.
Intelligent surveillance cameras have been installed in Rabat, in order to strengthen public safety and organize traffic.
The real estate sector is going through dark times in Tangier. Some real estate developers have already closed their doors.
The case of a complaint filed by a Jewish citizen, who accuses current and former elected officials, a real estate developer and a dismissed authority agent of having dispossessed his real estate located in the Gzenaya region, continues before the Court of Appeal of Tangier.