High-ranking officials and international organizations are praising Morocco’s stability and strategic reforms, positioning the country as a key partner in sectors ranging from infrastructure to renewable energy and aerospace. Morocco as a pillar of stability Naima Moutchou, Vice President of......
Kenitra, July 18, 2025 — Morocco is taking a major step forward in its automotive sector as Stellantis announces a significant €1.2 billion investment in its Kenitra plant, confirming the country’s growing role as a hub for sustainable and electric vehicle production. This investment......
Fuel prices in Lebanon saw a significant decline on Friday, July 18, 2025, after the Lebanese State Council suspended a controversial fuel tax increase approved earlier this year by the government of Prime Minister Nawaf Salam. The decision led to a decrease of approximately 100,000 Lebanese pounds......
Morocco’s OCP Group has achieved a landmark in water sustainability, completing the country’s longest water pipeline two years ahead of schedule. The 203-kilometer infrastructure transports desalinated water from Jorf Lasfar on the Atlantic coast to the phosphate-rich Khouribga region, addressing......
Morocco's electricity grid has witnessed a significant surge in demand, peaking at around 7.0 gigawatts on June 20, attributed to persistent heatwaves that have increased reliance on air conditioning. This figure represents a nearly 5% rise compared to 2024, according to Energy Transition Minister......
China is seeking to deepen its multisectoral collaboration with Morocco, positioning the North African country as a key entry point for expanding its influence across Africa. The partnership spans healthcare, trade, and technology, with both nations emphasizing shared goals for regional development and......
Morocco has made a significant stride in its industrial development with the inauguration of the expanded Stellantis plant in Kenitra. This €1.2 billion initiative is set to double the plant's production capacity, elevate local integration to 75% by 2030, and create 3,100 new direct jobs, solidifying......
Morocco has ranked 51st out of 60 countries in the 2025 Global Work-Life Balance Index, reflecting significant challenges in aligning working conditions with quality of life. The report, published by Remote, a global platform for remote employment, underscores systemic issues in the country’s labor......
Morocco and Niger have reinforced their partnership in the transportation and logistics sectors, with a focus on overcoming Niger’s geographic challenges as a landlocked nation. In a meeting held in Rabat, Morocco’s Transport and Logistics Minister Abdessamad Kayouh hosted Niger’s Transport......
The U.S. government, under President Donald Trump, has announced a 30% customs surcharge on all products imported from Algeria, effective August 1, 2025. The decision was communicated in a formal letter sent to Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune as part of a broader trade policy shift targeting......
According to Forbes’ July 2025 data, the United States is home to 125 billionaires of foreign origin, a significant increase from 92 in 2022. Among them, 8 billionaires have African roots, and together they control a staggering $413 billion, equivalent to nearly one-third of the total wealth held......
As of July 4, 2025, the total net assets under management by Moroccan mutual funds, known as OPCVM (Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities), have surpassed 768.2 billion dirhams, marking a weekly increase of 5.29%, according to the Moroccan Capital Market Authority (AMMC). This......
While Moroccan families struggle to afford fish at local markets, one humble product is making waves across Europe: canned mackerel. Known locally as kabayla, this once “poor man’s fish” has become a highly sought-after export item, raising questions about food access and national priorities. In......
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