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Tanger Med Passengers has published its 2026 traffic forecasts. The highest passenger volumes are expected in July for arrivals in Morocco and in August for departures.
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Tanger Med Passengers has published its 2026 traffic forecasts. The highest passenger volumes are expected in July for arrivals in Morocco and in August for departures.

An 18-year-old from a Moroccan-Dutch family died in the Nador region after a family outing. Several relatives reportedly suffered from food poisoning. An autopsy has been ordered.

Latifa Akharbach, president of the HACA, denounced a disinformation campaign targeting Morocco during the last CAN , with hateful content, rumors, racism and deepfakes amplified by social networks.

Price increases attributed to Centrale Danone are sparking a new wave of criticism in Morocco. On social media, calls for boycott are resurfacing, echoing the 2018 campaign.

Fouzi Lekjaa assures that the bill on the exchange of tax information does not target Moroccan residents abroad. The text concerns large multinationals, not the tax data of MREs.

Morocco wants to revive a strong and competitive national maritime fleet . The country depends 95% on maritime transport for its trade, but its flag has significantly declined since the 1970s.

Tangier authorities are stepping up operations against illegal beach occupation. Chairs, tables, umbrellas, unauthorized installations and horses offered to summer visitors are being targeted to make the coastline more accessible during the summer season.

Moroccan banks generated 19.2 billion dirhams in profits in 2025 , a 22.2% increase year-on-year. This new growth is driven by banking activity, lower risk costs, and accelerated credit expansion to the economy.

A confirmed reservation that disappears, documents stolen before departure, a hotel nowhere to be found upon arrival: Morocco holidays can quickly become a nightmare when booking platforms and insurance companies stop responding.

Two new tax rules have been applied in Morocco since July 1st. Real estate purchases exceeding 300,000 dirhams paid without traceable means are subject to an additional 2% fee, while a 5% withholding targets certain professional rents.

A Moroccan deputy denounces the practices of a private clinic after a bad experience with her daughter. She claims to have witnessed a family being forced to pay 10,000 dirhams before urgent care for an infant.

Marrakech and Agadir have reportedly begun replacing traditional asphalt with permeable pavements. The objective: limit heat accumulation in streets, promote water infiltration, and adapt these two major Moroccan cities to increasingly intense heat waves.