24 August 2026
With identical qualifications, having a Moroccan name greatly reduces the chances of being invited to a job interview in Brussels. The disadvantage is even greater for male (…)
23 August 2026
Several studies published within Spain’s Ministry of Defence environment analyse migration flows as a possible instrument of pressure in relations between states. Three works (…)
17 August 2026
Marine aquaculture could attract nearly $2 billion in private investment to Morocco and generate around 75,000 jobs. The World Bank estimates that the potential already exists, (…)
3 August 2026
Depression could cost the Moroccan economy more than 21 billion dollars by 2050, mainly by reducing labor market participation and the productivity of affected individuals.
31 July 2026
Long-term singlehood is becoming more common in Morocco. In 2024, 12.4% of women reached the age of 50 without having married, a proportion that has risen sharply since the (…)
13 July 2026
Morocco is still classified among frontier markets by MSCI. Its market is largely accessible to foreign investors, but four operational components are still deemed (…)
29 June 2026
Morocco maintains a relatively solid position in Coface’s new risk mapping. But behind this stability, the June 2026 barometer points to a less-discussed fragility: the (…)
12 June 2026
The Economic, Social and Environmental Council (CESE) calls for making civism in stadiums a key focus of preparations for the 2030 World Cup. Security, supporters, ticketing (…)
11 June 2026
A CESE report highlights the incivilities that weigh most heavily on daily life in Morocco. Waste, aggression and dangerous road behavior top the list of concerns.
5 June 2026
In Belgium, a recent study reveals that one in five citizens judges others solely based on their first name. This unexpected bias heavily penalizes social relationships and (…)