Cartier Saada: Revenue Declines by 28.5% in Q1 2026-2027

Cartier Saada begins its 2026-2027 fiscal year in a more challenging environment. During the period from April to June, the company recorded a revenue of 54.2 million dirhams, compared to 69.7 million dirhams in the same period of the previous fiscal year, marking a decline of 28.5%. This decline occurs in a context marked by increased pressure......

Morocco–UK: London Explores a New Agreement on Public Procurement

The UK is considering a new phase in its economic relations with Morocco through a potential agreement focused on public procurement. London has launched a consultation aimed at gauging the interest and expectations of stakeholders before any decision on opening formal negotiations. The stakes are high: opportunities related to Moroccan public......

Towards 2030: How Rabat is Reinventing Its Hotel and Tourism Model

A profound transformation is taking place at the heart of Morocco's urban and economic landscape. Historically associated with its institutional and administrative functions, the city of Rabat is gradually redefining its global vocation to establish itself as a major hub for cultural and luxury tourism by 2030. This trajectory is based on......

Lamhiriz: Fishing Landings Surge by 54% by the End of July 2026

The port of Lamhiriz has seen significant growth in coastal and artisanal fishing activities. By the end of July 2026, landings reached 1,584 tons, representing a 54% increase compared to the same period last year, according to the latest data from the National Fisheries Office (ONP). This development is accompanied by an even more pronounced......

Souss-Massa: A 15 Billion Dirham Desalination Project to Strengthen Water Security

The Souss-Massa region is set to welcome a new strategic infrastructure aimed at sustainably enhancing its water supply. A large seawater desalination plant is planned between the provinces of Tiznit and Chtouka-Aït Baha, with an estimated investment of nearly 15 billion dirhams. With a projected capacity of 350 million cubic meters of desalinated......

Ceuta: tensions rise between residents and migrants after new clashes

Tensions escalated in Ceuta following several incidents that occurred on Wednesday and Thursday morning between local residents and irregular migrants. The clashes, reported in various areas, come amid a context already marked by a massive influx of migrants at the end of July. On Thursday morning, four Spanish soldiers were injured during......

Gas Stations in Morocco: Towards Mandatory Integration of Renewable Energies

The fuel distribution sector in the Kingdom is making a strategic shift towards sustainability. As part of national guidelines aimed at decarbonization and energy efficiency, the construction and operation of refueling stations are now subject to enhanced requirements. The clear objective set by government authorities is to align road infrastructures......

Abderrahim Fakir Case: Initial Cardiac Exams Rule Out Pre-existing Conditions

The forensic investigation into the death of Abderrahim Fakir continues in Italy with new elements that could help clarify the circumstances of the tragedy. The initial examinations conducted on the heart of the 42-year-old Moroccan, who died on July 19 in Bologna during his arrest, found no pre-existing cardiac abnormalities, according to......

Phosphate Fertilizers: Moroccan Giant OCP Builds Its First U.S. Plant in 40 Years

In the face of geopolitical turmoil and global food security challenges, the Moroccan group OCP is making a strategic move on the American continent. Through its North American subsidiary, the global phosphate giant is partnering with the agricultural cooperative CHS to realize a major industrial project: the construction of a phosphate fertilizer......

Press Review in Morocco: Gaming, High-Speed Rail, Mobility, and Major Projects in the Spotlight

The digital press on Thursday, August 27 highlights news dominated by public policies, structural investments, and Morocco's modernization ambitions. From support for the video game industry to major rail projects, as well as international economic cooperation, road safety, and sports, several topics are drawing attention. Support for Innovation......

Public Finances: Why Morocco is Among the 16 African Countries Meeting U.S. Standards

Morocco once again stands out in the realm of public finance transparency. According to the Fiscal Transparency Report 2026 from the U.S. State Department, the Kingdom is among the 16 African countries considered compliant with the minimum requirements set by Washington for budget transparency. This recognition highlights the efforts made......

Sebta: Spain Activates Exceptional Security Measures in Response to Migration Crisis

Spain has taken a new step in managing the migration crisis in Sebta. In light of the massive influx of migrants recorded at the end of July, the Spanish government has officially placed the enclave under a "national security interest situation," a mechanism aimed at enhancing the coordination of administrations and resources mobilized. This......

Senegal: Moroccan Scholars Celebrate Mawlid with Tijani Brotherhoods

The spiritual ties between Morocco and Senegal were once again highlighted during the Mawlid Al-Nabawi. Moroccan scholars participated on Monday and Tuesday in the major celebrations held in Tivaouane and Kaolack, two significant centers of the Tijani tradition in Senegal. Locally known as Gamou, these religious gatherings brought together......

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