A subsidiary of the China Baoan Group industrial conglomerate is building two factories in Tangier that will be operational by 2026 and will create more than 1,100 highly skilled jobs.
The signals are green for Moroccan tourism. The sector set records in 2024 in terms of visitor arrivals, contributing to the development of the local and national economy.
An unusual incident is shaking the city of Tangier. Personal photos and talismans, possibly related to witchcraft practices, were found in a wasteland in the Gueznaia region. The discovery, made by passers-by, quickly inflamed the conversations of the inhabitants, fueling curiosity and questions.
The adoption of a system of exceptional licenses to stimulate hotel and tourism projects in Tangier, in anticipation of the major sporting events to come, seems compromised.
The project of air link between Spain and Morocco by electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) taxis is facing a new difficulty: the bankruptcy of the German manufacturer Volocopter.
Younes Tazi, Wali of the Tangier-Tétouan-Al Hoceïma region and governor of the prefecture of Tangier-Assilah, has declared war on the illegal practices of vehicle guarding that are proliferating in the city.
The real estate market in Tangier is showing contrasting trends. While the overall price index has increased by 0.1%, this apparent stability masks divergent realities depending on the types of properties at the end of 2024.
The city of Tangier is working behind the scenes to prepare for the hosting of major international events, including the 2030 World Cup.
Two taxi drivers in Tangier were arrested on Thursday, December 26, after a video was posted on social media showing them driving in a dangerous and irresponsible manner.
A strong storm again disrupted maritime traffic between Spain and Morocco on Friday, December 27. The port of Tarifa, an important crossing point for Moroccans residing abroad, was therefore forced to suspend its connections with Tangier City.
The Tangier Stadium, a candidate to host matches for the 2025 Africa Cup and the 2030 World Cup, is transforming at a rapid pace. Significant work has been launched to meet FIFA’s requirements, which has insisted on the importance of an external environment adapted to such sporting events.
On the sidelines of the second National Conference on Advanced Regionalization, held in Tangier, small and large taxi drivers presented their demands for a reorganization of their sector.