- 10:20US Arms Control Official Heads to Morocco for Global Conference on AI in Chemical Weapons Prevention
- 10:00Tesla Faces Legal Action Over Alleged Unauthorized Use of Blade Runner Imagery
- 09:50Morocco Projects $1.58 Billion Revenue from Tobacco and Alcohol Taxation in 2025 Economic Plan
- 09:20Estonia Backs Morocco's Sahara Autonomy Plan, Strengthening Digital and Diplomatic Ties
- 09:02Microsoft Unveils New Autonomous AI Agents to Enhance Business Operations
- 08:50PSG Coach Lauds Hakimi's Evolution: Morocco's Star Defender Shows Growing Tactical Maturity
- 08:35ByteDance Terminates Intern Over Alleged Sabotage of AI Project
- 08:20Moroccan Medical Residents Extend Strike as Healthcare Crisis Deepens
- 08:00Essential Advice for Chevening Scholarship Applicants
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Headlines of the Daily Press for Wednesday, January 3
AL BAYANE
Morocco, a Top Tourist Destination in 2024
According to the American channel CNN, Morocco is listed among the best tourist destinations to explore in 2024. Apart from the well-known cities of Marrakech, Rabat, and Fes, the media recommends visiting Tetouan and Meknes, described as "less frequented but equally charming" places. Morocco, a global leader in sustainable tourism, has displayed remarkable resilience after the earthquake in September 2022.
AUJOURD'HUI LE MAROC
Auto Nejma Provides Electricity to Earthquake-Affected Populations
Auto Nejma is aiding the victims of the September 2022 earthquake by donating 20 solar kits, comprising photovoltaic panels and BYD batteries. These kits will provide electricity to 16 douars in the regions of Al Haouz and Chichaoua, benefiting over 400 families.
LE MATIN DU SAHARA
Drought in Morocco: How Water Cuts Were Avoided
Despite a concerning water situation, the worst-case scenario of water cuts in major cities has been averted thanks to measures implemented by the Moroccan government. The interconnection of the Sebou and Bouregreg basins has supplied Rabat and the north of Casablanca. Additional solutions, such as desalination, have also been put into effect.
Les Inspirations Eco
Increase in Potato Production in the Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima Region
The regional Directorate of Agriculture has observed a 12% increase in cultivated areas for late-season potatoes, accompanied by a 25% rise in average yield. The projected program is 6,500 hectares for a production exceeding 300,000 tonnes. The Loukkos ORMVA plays a pivotal role in enhancing productivity.
LIBERATION
2.8% Increase in Bank Credit to the Non-Financial Sector
According to Bank Al-Maghrib, bank credit to the non-financial sector grew by 2.8% in November 2023, indicating a slowdown in loans to businesses and a lesser increase in household loans. In terms of economic purpose, the growth of equipment and real estate credits has seen a decline.
L'OPINION
Côte d'Ivoire Prepares to Host CAN 2023
On the eve of the New Year, President Alassane Ouattara urged making the Africa Cup of Nations football tournament, scheduled to be held in Côte d'Ivoire starting from January 13, a "great celebration of African brotherhood." He sees this major sporting event as both an economic and tourist opportunity for the country.