In Morocco, the health crisis related to the coronavirus is far from having a negative impact on the long-term rental market. This is evidenced by the performance recorded in the first quarter of 2021.
The diplomatic crisis between Morocco and Germany has shattered the agreement linking the two countries on green hydrogen. The "deep misunderstandings" between Rabat and Berlin, particularly on the Sahara, have still not been resolved.
Two young homeless people were arrested by the elements of the Rabat security, accused of having raped a foreign national. After being presented before the investigating judge, they were placed in pre-trial detention.
The Moroccan press is in mourning. Khalid Jamaï, the former editor-in-chief of the newspaper l’Opinion, passed away at his home in Rabat on Tuesday, June 1, 2021, after a long illness. The news of his death was announced by his entourage.
After the completion of the first phase taking into account Boulevard Hassan 2 and the post office at the end of 2020, the second phase of the redevelopment work on Mohammed V Avenue has started. This operation concerns the post office and the Assouna mosque.
The diplomatic crisis between Rabat and Madrid seems to have already had a negative impact on Spain. The United States and Morocco , as well as other countries, are busy preparing for African Lion 2021, scheduled for June 7-18 without the northern neighbor.
Currently in charge of the construction site of the Mohammed VI Tower in Rabat, the tallest tower in Africa, TGCC, the Moroccan leader in construction, is launching the construction of the mega project of the Tour 33 in Casablanca.
The overall Moroccan real estate market shows a variable curve depending on the cities in the first quarter of 2021. With a slight increase in transactions, Marrakech is gradually emerging from the water.
The campaign to boycott car guards launched in mid-May on social networks to denounce the grip exercised on public space in Casablanca and Rabat is experiencing unexpected success. The municipalities support the initiative.
The tensions between Morocco and Spain are a concern for Driss Lachgar, first secretary of the Socialist Union of Popular Forces (USFP). He calls on Madrid to discuss with Rabat the future of Sebta and Melilla.
While work is at a standstill on many construction sites opened in the country, a sign of a gloomy climate in the Moroccan real estate sector, the institutions are announcing an overall upward trend.
The Société nationale des autoroutes du Maroc (ADM), the delegated project owner for the construction of the Guercif-Nador highway, has just officially taken over the project. The company signed a convention on Friday in Rabat with the Ministry of Equipment, Transport, Logistics and Water, for the conduct of the construction work on the highway.