The Moroccan union of café and restaurant owners has officially demanded that the Prime Minister, Aziz Akhannouch, abolish the GMT+1 time zone. This request highlights the adverse economic and social repercussions of this additional hour.
A recent Spanish report places Moroccans among the nationalities benefiting from the best professional integration. By the end of 2025, nearly 69% of young people from the child welfare system have successfully integrated into the labor market.
The Casablanca municipality is preparing to tighten the rules for the occupation of the public domain for businesses and restaurants. This new framework imposes standards of mobility, aesthetics and accessibility to sustainably organize the urban space of the metropolis.
The European halal meat market is experiencing rapid expansion, driven by the growth of Muslim populations and a diversified supply. In France, this sector is based on a network of traditional butchers and an increased presence in large-scale distribution.
IKEA Belgium is rolling out a special culinary offering for Ramadan, serving a meat- and alcohol-free menu until 19 March. The initiative aims to strengthen inclusion and accessibility at its establishments across the country.
The fast-food chain specializing in fried chicken, KFC , officially announced this Tuesday, January 13, its decision to offer an exclusively halal-certified chicken menu in a portion of its establishments. This measure will come into effect as of January 21, 2026.
Watch out for the bill! While the fervor of AFCON 2025 is in full swing, many Moroccan supporters, especially in Casablanca, are disappointed when it comes to paying the bill in cafes . The Moroccan Observatory for Consumer Protection is sounding the alarm over practices deemed abusive.
A major cleanup on the streets of the Kingdom. On the sidelines of the kickoff of the Africa Cup of Nations, local authorities have launched a large-scale campaign to seize mobile coffee and food vending carts . A "clean hands" operation aimed at freeing up public space and ensuring health safety for the thousands of visitors expected.
The euphoria of the Africa Cup of Nations collides with the reality of the wallet. While Moroccans are rushing to cafes to follow the matches , many establishments do not hesitate to inflate their prices or impose entry fees, arousing the anger of supporters in the face of this opportunistic inflation.
Morocco is shining again on the global map of high-end tourism. The American luxury travel authority, Andrew Harper, has unveiled its 2025 rankings, distinguishing two establishments in the Kingdom among the international elite: the Villa Mabrouka in Tangier and a table at the Royal Mansour in Casablanca.
This is a breath of fresh air for the local economy as the Africa Cup of Nations approaches. The city of Rabat has just made an exceptional extension of opening hours for businesses official. Starting this Wednesday, the capital will live to the rhythm of the supporters until the end of the night to capture the financial benefits of the event.
Btissam simply thought of returning to Moroccan gastronomic authenticity by removing alcohol from her menu in Gosselies. However, this business decision triggered an avalanche of xenophobic insults, turning the management of her family establishment into an unexpected fight against intolerance.