A breakdown on a Boeing 787-8 of the Royal Air Maroc company, parked at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca, caused a delay in a flight of the Moroccan company bound for Montreal, Canada.
Local authorities in Marrakech have conducted a large-scale campaign aimed at clearing Jemaa El-Fna square and its surroundings of beggars, homeless people, and mentally ill individuals.
A global strategy firm ranks Morocco as the least costly country for automotive manufacturing worldwide, ahead of China and Turkey.
Following complaints from residents of Ksar El Kebir, the city’s pasha has taken measures to limit the disorder caused by the organization of wedding parties and tents set up in streets and neighborhoods.
The Moroccan government is working on generalizing electronic payment for all categories of society. Small shopkeepers, commonly called "Moul l’hanout" in Morocco, are now concerned.
Marie-Thérèse, a 68-year-old Senegalese woman, died in February 2023 on a Royal Air Maroc flight from Montpellier to Dakar, with a stopover in Casablanca. Her daughter accuses the Moroccan company of not providing assistance.
In the United Kingdom, supermarkets are facing a shortage of sardines due to poor fishing conditions off the coast of Morocco.
Karim Zidane, the Minister Delegate in charge of Investment, announced the government’s decision to create a dedicated unit for Moroccans Residing Abroad (MRE) who wish to invest in their country of origin.
Building an underwater energy interconnector to transport solar energy from North Africa, particularly Morocco, to Europe. This is the ambitious project of Andrew Forrest, founder of the Australian mining giant Fortescue.
A platform specializing in travel news places a Moroccan city among the cheapest seaside destinations on the Mediterranean coast for summer 2025.
The Exchange Office is closely scrutinizing documents of certain Moroccan investors in Gulf countries and Africa. These investors have made suspicious financial and bank transfers abroad over the past three years.
The obligation to install surveillance cameras in first and second category taxis must be enshrined in a legal text and be subject to a feasibility study, recently declared Abdelouafi Laftit, Minister of the Interior.