Morocco stagnates in 76th place in the global ranking of English proficiency established by the Swiss organization "Education First". Despite a slight improvement in its score, from 478 to 479, the country’s level remains "weak".
Moroccans can no longer stand the continuous rise in the prices of basic necessities. Inflation has intensified over the past three months, causing major concerns.
The Spanish government has launched a tender for the rental with an option to purchase four seismometers in order to study the seabed of the Strait of Gibraltar as part of the tunnel project with Morocco.
The coming years look difficult for Moroccan tourism due to climate change. This is revealed by a recent study by the World Bank.
The Spanish Society for Studies on Fixed Communication through the Strait of Gibraltar (SECEGSA) has recently launched a call for tenders for the rental with option to purchase of four seismometers in order to study the seabed of the strait as part of the project to build a tunnel connecting Spain and Morocco.
A Moroccan city is ranked among the most disruptive tourist destinations for sleep. This is revealed by a study conducted by an Australian website.
The Spanish Society for Studies on Fixed Communications across the Strait of Gibraltar (SECEGSA) is preparing to launch a seismotectonic research campaign to accelerate studies as part of the project to build a tunnel connecting Spain and Morocco under the Strait of Gibraltar.
Violence against men by women in couples is a growing phenomenon in Morocco, a recent study reveals.
According to an Arab Barometer study published in June, 55% of young Moroccans aged 18 to 29 are considering emigrating to Europe and America due to the difficult economic situation and persistent corruption in the kingdom.
In Morocco, there are major differences in the way each administration handles the affairs of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs). These are the conclusions of a study carried out by the Hassan II Foundation for Moroccans Living Abroad.
Ex-spouses often use sexual content, including images and videos, to obtain financial settlements or custody rights from women in Morocco. This is revealed by a study conducted by a Dutch NGO.
The purchasing power of Moroccans has decreased in 2024 compared to last year, according to a study conducted by L’Économiste-Sunergia. The culprit is galloping inflation, which has forced the majority of Moroccans to review their consumption.