A study conducted by the "Afrobarometer" research network, specialized in opinion surveys in Africa, reveals Moroccans’ perceptions of their ethnicities and nationality.
Nearly fifteen years later, a black stone, apparently of Martian origin, discovered in the Sahara desert and sold to an American collector in Morocco in 2011, has piqued the curiosity of scientists. They have conducted a study on this rock, and the results are astonishing.
The tunnel connecting Spain and Morocco under the Strait of Gibraltar will not be built by 2030 as planned. According to experts, the work on this mega-project, which is still at the study stage, can only be completed by 2040.
Royal Air Maroc (RAM) is in the top 5 of airlines when it comes to mishandled baggage. This is revealed by a study conducted by a specialized platform.
More than fourteen months after its launch, the study on the development of the merchant navy fleet is slow to deliver its results. The government is working to catch up on this delay.
In Morocco, cinema mistreats women. This is the finding of a study entitled "Gender-based violence in the film industry" presented in Rabat.
Morocco is among the safest countries to travel to in 2025. This is the finding of a new report by International SOS, a leader in security and health risk management.
In Morocco, the Insurance and Social Welfare Control Authority (ACAPS) is working on the introduction of mandatory home insurance. In this sense, it has commissioned a study from a firm specialized in actuarial engineering.
For the fourth consecutive year, Marrakech is at the top of the favorite destinations of the French in 2024, according to a study by Liligo, in partnership with the Opinion Way polling institute, which announces that the Moroccan city will maintain this position in 2025.
Spain enjoys a positive image internationally, mainly thanks to its tourist appeal and gastronomy. However, Morocco stands out with a more negative perception of the country.
Morocco stands out as a safe destination for travelers in 2025, according to the "Risk Map 2025" published by Safeture and Riskline, two references in the analysis of travel-related risks.
Nearly 69% of Moroccan employees intend to leave their job and look for new professional opportunities, reveals a study by the American analysis and consulting firm Gallup on the state of work in the world.