Morocco and Turkiye have signed two significant cooperation agreements aimed at enhancing road safety and revitalizing maritime transport. The memoranda of understanding (MOUs), signed in Istanbul on Friday, reflect the countries’ commitment to strengthening bilateral ties in the transport sector......
Moroccan ports handled 60.8 million tonnes of commercial traffic in the first quarter of 2025, reflecting a 10.2% year-on-year increase, according to the Directorate of Studies and Financial Forecasts. This growth underscores Morocco’s expanding role as a global logistics and trade hub. Transshipment......
Forex trading with leverage allows investors to borrow funds from their broker to increase market exposure and potentially amplify returns. While this strategy opens doors for those with limited capital, it also carries significant risks, requiring caution and skill. Understanding forex trading with......
A high-level Saudi delegation comprising over thirty investors and economic officials began an official tour of North Africa on June 29, focusing primarily on Morocco and Mauritania. Organized by the Saudi Chambers of Commerce Federation, the mission aims to strengthen bilateral economic ties and explore......
Morocco and Russia held discussions focused on expanding collaboration in civil aviation and road transportation during the Global Transport Connectivity Forum in Istanbul. Moroccan Transport and Logistics Minister Abdessamad Kayouh met with Russian Deputy Transport Minister Dmitry Zverev to explore......
Morocco is exploring a flexible and rapid solution to its increasing electricity needs by considering the import of up to 6,000 megawatts of power via floating power ships from Turkey. These ships, equipped with mobile power plants, offer a timely alternative amid growing pressure on conventional energy......
Morocco has embarked on a significant agricultural partnership with Jungnong Group, a Hong Kong-based subsidiary of China's Agricultural Development Group. This collaboration represents a pivotal move in Morocco's commitment to sustainable and technology-driven farming practices. Formalized......
Morocco has embarked on a bold reform of its public sector with the restructuring of the National Office of Hydrocarbons and Mines (ONHYM) into a joint-stock company. This transformation marks a pivotal step in the country’s broader efforts to enhance public investment, optimize national resources,......
British geoscience company Getech and energy transition firm Sound Energy have launched a groundbreaking joint venture in Morocco, HyMaroc Limited, aimed at unlocking the country’s natural reserves of hydrogen and helium. This new initiative positions Morocco as a key player in the global energy......
President Donald Trump announced that the United States and China have recently signed a trade deal aimed at resolving the ongoing trade conflict between the two largest global economies. Speaking at a White House event on Thursday evening, Trump confirmed the signing but did not offer further details.......
An economic expert, Yassin Alia, highlighted the key reasons for the UK government's decision to withdraw its support from the electric interconnection project with Morocco. He explained that this move reflects a shift in the UK's energy policy, despite the project having been promoted for years......
Spain's Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Food (MAPA) has announced a groundbreaking plan to stabilize olive oil prices by mandating the withdrawal of surplus stock from the market. This measure, activated under the European Union's Article 167a of Regulation 1308/2013, aims to prevent......
Two British companies have joined forces to create a new joint venture called HyMaroc Limited, aimed at exploring natural hydrogen and helium resources in Morocco. This development follows an agreement signed last year between the two companies to collaborate on these explorations. According to a statement......
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