Abdellatif Jouahri clarified the nature of the meeting with Revolut. The fintech expressed interest in Morocco, but has not officially requested authorization from Bank Al-Maghrib.
In its 2026 ranking of major Arab family businesses, Forbes Middle East highlights two Moroccan female leaders heading historic groups . Two low-profile figures, but with significant economic influence.
Abdellatif Jouahri fears that new administrative requirements could complicate MRE transfers to Morocco . Bank Al-Maghrib wants to prevent unnecessary blockages from occurring.
The Office of Exchange is tracking a vast network of illicit transfers. Moroccans residing abroad are directly targeted by these investigations, suspected of financing the luxurious expenses of tourists in Europe through hidden financial schemes.
Air France is strengthening its summer flight program between Paris-CDG and Morocco, with more flights to Casablanca, Marrakech, Rabat and Tangier . A significant expansion targeting peak season travelers.
Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch announced on Thursday, June 25 the definitive abandonment of GMT+1 at the end of next summer. This decision ratified in the government council marks the return to legal time.
In its 2026 ranking of the greatest Arab fortunes, Forbes Middle East features three Moroccan names. Three very different paths, spanning finance, hydrocarbons and real estate.
Crossing the Strait of Gibraltar is becoming a luxury. The ferry fares between Spain and Tangier are reaching historic highs, forcing diaspora families to pay exorbitant sums for a crossing of only 14 kilometers.
In Rabat, the real estate market slowed significantly in the first quarter of 2026. Residential prices are declining sharply, while sales are collapsing. Only land escapes the downturn.
By combining local manufacturing and artificial intelligence, the Moroccan army gains a decisive edge in the drone race. Facing this combat-proven striking force, Spain struggles to deploy its own armed aircraft.
Marrakech airport reaches a new milestone with 628 weekly arrivals. This explosion of European connections significantly brings the continent closer, offering unprecedented travel opportunities despite a tense international context.
Revolut is interested in Morocco, but Bank Al-Maghrib believes the timing is not favorable. Abdellatif Jouahri confirms he met with the fintech executives in early June, without opening the door to an immediate arrival.