Real Estate Market in Morocco Faces Sharp Decline Amid Health Crisis
13 April 2020
The health crisis is hitting the real estate market hard. This is what the study by the real estate transaction website Mubawab indicates.
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Moroccan Small Businesses Hit Hard: Trade and Services Lead COVID-19 Economic Impact
9 April 2020
A survey conducted by the Moroccan Confederation of VSEs-SMEs revealed that the two sectors most affected by the pandemic are business services and trade. They top the ranking (…)
Morocco’s Economy Resilient Despite Pandemic, Moody’s Reports
2 April 2020
In a note devoted to Morocco, the rating and financial evaluation agency believes that the country is making efforts to face internal and external shocks. For it, even if the (…)
Survey: 81% of Moroccans Worried About COVID-19, 74% Doubt Hospital Readiness
25 March 2020
As the number of cases of contamination increases, Moroccans are increasingly doubtful about the ability of the health system to effectively cope with the pandemic. The (…)
Child Marriage Persists in Morocco: 13% of Rural Unions Involve Minors
11 March 2020
Despite numerous awareness campaigns, child marriage remains a reality, according to the Ministry of Justice, which revealed that between 2009 and 2018, 319,177 requests for (…)
Study Reveals Alarming Rates of Child Marriage Persist in Morocco
8 March 2020
While authenticated marriages of underage girls are on the rise in the 12 regions of the Kingdom, the rate of customary marriage at Fatiha represents 10.79% of the cases (…)
Morocco’s PM Links Real Estate Challenges to Colonial Legacy, Unveils New National Strategy
29 February 2020
The Head of Government, Saâdeddine El Otmani, made a rather surprising statement on real estate issues, when presenting the report of the study on the national strategy for the (…)
Study Reveals Major French Companies Accused of Discriminatory Hiring Against North Africans
8 February 2020
Major French groups are suspected of discriminatory hiring practices against North Africans. This is revealed by a study commissioned by the government from the General (…)
Suicide Rates Surge in Morocco’s Blue City, Chefchaouen Sees Alarming Increase
6 January 2020
The suicide rate has taken on a worrying trend in Morocco in general and in Chefchaouen in particular, where 20 people took their own lives in 2019.
Morocco’s Minimum Wage Remains High Compared to Average Salary, Central Bank Study Finds
16 December 2019
Bank Al-Maghrib (BAM) indicated that the ratio of the minimum wage to the average wage remains substantially high in Morocco. This is revealed by a study conducted by its (…)