The appeal of Spanish property remains strong among international buyers. In the first quarter, Moroccan investors have established themselves as one of the most active nationalities in this thriving market, despite record prices.
Revolution in the automotive industry. By launching its first electric battery production tests in Kénitra, Morocco has just outpaced Spain, which has not yet produced a single cell from its factories under construction.
The latest Spanish National Security report designates Morocco as the world’s leading hashish producer . Facing police pressure, criminal networks are adapting their routes and employing unprecedented violence.
Mixed marriages in Spain reveal fascinating dynamics, particularly for the Moroccan diaspora. Kingdom nationals rank among the most sought-after nationalities by Spanish citizens, with a unique trend that disrupts conventional patterns.
Union negotiations are stalling at Renault’s Spanish factories, threatening the allocation of several new vehicles. Facing this deadlock, the automaker is seriously considering relocating this major workload to Morocco.
Spain tolerates, according to Spanish press, a severe border blockade at Ceuta and Melilla by Morocco, contrasting with its flexibility toward Gibraltar. The promised customs posts remain closed, asphyxiating local populations systematically faced with endless waiting times.
A young man of Moroccan origin lost his life Monday evening after being stabbed in a neighborhood of Malaga. Police are actively searching for the suspect, who is reportedly the son of his landlord.
The International Olive Council has unveiled the results of its competition rewarding the best global production. With twelve participants engaged in this highly prestigious competition, the Moroccan sector confirms its strong desire to shine on the international stage.
Southern Spain is facing a violent shift in drug trafficking. While Moroccan hashish still transits through the Strait of Gibraltar, mafias, including the Mocro Maffia , are rethinking their routes under police pressure, plunging Andalusia into a security crisis.
Separated by the Strait of Gibraltar, Moroccan tourists flock to Spain for their vacations. With over one billion euros spent in 2025, this high-purchasing-power clientele is disrupting the Iberian market by targeting luxury and real estate.
The Iberian press is buzzing about an unlikely but feared scenario: war against Morocco . Faced with this hypothesis, observers doubt NATO’s automatic intervention to protect all Spanish territory.
The breakdown of negotiations between Renault and unions in Spain threatens production of five new models. Facing the abandonment of this massive industrial plan, Morocco is positioning itself to recover these future assembly lines.