Tanger Med aims to change scale. The global logistics hub plans to invest nearly 7 billion dirhams, particularly for the expansion of its passenger and truck terminal capacity and the modernization of its import zone.
A Royal Air Maroc (RAM) Dreamliner bound for Casablanca to Istanbul had to turn back and make an emergency landing at Mohammed V airport from which it had taken off about 1 hour and 30 minutes earlier.
The fight against corruption is not producing encouraging results in Morocco, which has been poorly ranked in global rankings for four years.
Nearly a quarter of potential beneficiaries of housing aid are Moroccans residing abroad (MRE) . Registrations started on January 1.
"Sudden" water cuts have become more frequent in Agadir to the point of disrupting the daily lives of residents.
The Moroccan authorities claim to have carried out several actions to promote and strengthen domestic tourism in 2023.
Several Moroccan teachers who continued the protest movements against the new general status have been subject to administrative sanctions from the regional directorates of the Ministry of National Education.
During an exploration of the Atlas Mountains in Morocco, researchers have discovered a new species of beetle that has been the subject of a scientific study.
In response to a question on "domestic policy and the constraint of rising prices" from the parliamentary group member Haraki, Nabil Adoukch, Fatima Zahra Ammor, Minister of Tourism, Handicrafts and Social and Solidarity Economy, explained the high cost of hotel nights, particularly in the northern cities and Marrakech.
The Minister of Agriculture and Maritime Fisheries, Mohamed Sadiki, held a consultation session in Rabat with experts from the fisheries sector with a view to controlling the prices of seafood products during the holy month of Ramadan.
Major projects to reuse treated wastewater for irrigation of green spaces have been launched in Casablanca.
Hyundai Rotem, a South Korean rail vehicle manufacturer, is entering the competition for the mega-contract of the National Railway Office (ONCF). The latter has launched a call for tenders to acquire 168 new trains, including 18 high-speed trains.