
Moroccan Real Estate Market Slumps as Prices and Sales Plummet
Between falling prices and plummeting transactions, the Moroccan real estate market is currently in a slump.

Between falling prices and plummeting transactions, the Moroccan real estate market is currently in a slump.

The theory of a settling of scores between drug trafficking networks is favored after a new shooting occurred in the suburbs of Tangier.

Faced with a structural shortage of doctors and nurses, the Moroccan government had to adopt a comprehensive strategy: opening up to foreign practitioners, more training, new bonuses, and statutory reform.

Local authorities in several provinces and communes in Morocco have prohibited the introduction of sheep and goats into weekly souks. In other words, their sale for Eid al-Adha

The shipping company La Méridionale, based in Marseille and belonging to the CMA CGM group, has announced the acquisition of a new ship, the Massalia. This purchase aims to strengthen its presence in the Mediterranean and develop its connections with Morocco.

The project for the new continental highway connecting Rabat to Casablanca takes a decisive new step. The company Autoroutes du Maroc (ADM) has just relaunched a major call for tenders for the construction of two strategic viaducts, for a total estimated cost of over 600 million dirhams.

The Prime Minister, Aziz Akhannouch, delivered a rather unexpected observation before the Chamber of Advisors: despite positive economic dynamics and projects sprouting across the country, Morocco is struggling to find labor.

Increased vigilance is requested from British citizens traveling to Morocco, following the update of travel advice by the Foreign Office this Friday.

The Court of First Instance in Marrakech has ordered a real estate company to pay 10,000 dirhams to a citizen. The reason: faulty services not in line with promises in a rented tourist villa, with suspicions of tax evasion to boot.

The recovery services of the General Administration of Customs and Indirect Taxes are determined to recover the maximum available debts for the Kingdom’s Treasury before the end of the year.

As Morocco prepares to host major sporting events such as the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN 2025) and the World Cup in 2030, incivility is gaining ground. This is revealed by a survey conducted by the Moroccan Center for Citizenship (CMC).

The National Highway Company (ADM) is considering increasing toll rates on several routes, particularly the axis connecting Casablanca to Rabat.