Small businesses ( Moul l’7anout ) are an essential pillar of the Moroccan economy, accounting for 80% of the national proximity market, as revealed by Ryad Mezzour, Minister of Industry and Trade, during a session of oral questions in the House of Representatives.
Morocco is preparing for a new increase in the price of butane gas. As of January 1st, the price of gas bottles could increase by 10 dirhams, going from 50 to 60 dirhams.
Morocco and Algeria are engaged in an arms race to the point of fearing the possibility of a war in the Maghreb.
The Moroccan entertainment world is in mourning. Mustapha Zaari, an iconic actor of theater and television, passed away on Tuesday in Casablanca at the age of 79.
Faced with the threats of US President-elect Donald Trump to tighten tariffs on products from China, Mexico and Canada, many Chinese companies are deciding to relocate their activities to Morocco.
In Casablanca, a Russian diplomat found himself, despite himself, in the middle of a dispute between a taxi professional and a driver of a VTC booking application.
Cases of sudden death of sheep and goats have recently been recorded in the Al Haouz region. Concerned, PPS (Party of Progress and Socialism) deputy Nadia Touhami is questioning the Minister of Agriculture.
The United States has reaffirmed the strength of the partnership and military cooperation with Morocco, whose neighbor (Algeria) is seeking an escalation or even a confrontation.
The new urban planning project for Rabat is causing concerns among the residents of several neighborhoods, including Yaacoub Al Mansour. They fear the relocation or demolition of their old homes.
In Morocco, the Bureau of the House of Representatives is stepping up the hunt against absentee deputies by having new generation cameras installed within the institution.
The city of Casablanca is getting ready for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. The city council, during its last extraordinary session, adopted a series of measures to prepare the city for this major event. The objective? To make Casablanca a welcoming and easy-to-live city for the many expected visitors.
Fuel prices are expected to move in the right direction this December. A certain calm is expected to relieve Moroccan drivers.