Russia signals intent to host Euro 2032 amid ongoing UEFA ban
Russia is pushing to host the UEFA Euro 2032 tournament, despite its continued exclusion from international football due to sanctions imposed following its military actions in Ukraine. The Russian Football Union (RFU) president, Alexander Dyukov, recently announced the country’s readiness to step in if Italy fails to resolve its stadium......
U.S. reaffirms Morocco’s sovereignty over Sahara ahead of pivotal UN vote
In a decisive diplomatic statement, Massad Boulos, Senior Advisor for Arab and African Affairs to former U.S. President Donald Trump, reiterated the United States’ steadfast recognition of Morocco’s sovereignty over Sahara. Speaking in a series of televised interviews ahead of a critical United Nations Security Council session,......
Austrian power pylons reimagined as monumental animal sculptures
In Austria, a groundbreaking project known as Austrian Power Giants is transforming the way power infrastructure integrates with the landscape. By reshaping traditional electrical pylons into colossal animal-shaped sculptures, this initiative merges engineering with artistic vision, creating a striking harmony between functionality and aesthetic......
SoFi reports record Q3 revenue and raises full-year outlook
SoFi Technologies delivered exceptional third-quarter 2025 results, posting a record adjusted net revenue of $950 million, far exceeding analysts’ expectations. The fintech company also raised its full-year guidance for the second time this year, reflecting strong momentum in digital banking as declining interest rates drive loan demand......
AI-powered microscope rivals human experts in analyzing 2D materials
Researchers at Duke University have developed an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered microscopy system capable of analyzing two-dimensional (2D) materials with precision comparable to that of highly trained human experts. This breakthrough, named ATOMIC (Autonomous Technology for Optical Microscopy & Intelligent Characterization), represents......
Masen and World Bank train African experts to advance renewable energy projects
Morocco has partnered with the World Bank to launch a groundbreaking training program aimed at equipping African experts with the tools to manage competitive renewable energy projects. Hosted by the Moroccan Agency for Sustainable Energy (Masen) in collaboration with key international organizations, the initiative underscores Morocco’s......
Morocco to host 3rd National Industry Day, advancing economic innovation and sustainability
Morocco is set to host the third edition of the National Industry Day (JNI) on November 3 and 4 at the Sofitel Jardin des Roses in Rabat. Organized by the Ministry of Industry and Trade in partnership with the General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises (CGEM), the event underscores the critical role of industry in the nation’s economic......
Morocco sees rise in amicable divorces as judicial cases decline in 2024
Morocco’s family courts reported a slight uptick in divorce filings in 2024, yet overall judgments decreased, signaling a growing preference for peaceful separations. According to the 2024 annual report by the Higher Council of the Judiciary (CSPJ), mutual consent divorces accounted for nearly all marital dissolutions, underscoring a......
Moroccan cybercriminals exploit global retail firms in gift card scheme
A sophisticated cybercrime campaign originating in Morocco has been targeting global retail and consumer services companies, stealing and monetizing gift cards on a large scale. Dubbed “Jingle Thief,” this operation has been active since 2021, leveraging cloud-based infrastructure to execute fraud, particularly during major holiday......
Young innovators reshape Morocco’s cultural and digital future at Maghrebna Innovation Awards
The fourth edition of Maghrebna Innovation, held in Kenitra, celebrated the ingenuity of young Moroccan innovators who are leveraging technology and creativity to promote culture, heritage, and entrepreneurship. Organized by Dialna Maroc in partnership with Ibn Tofail University, the event showcased digital initiatives that blend cultural......
Millions leave rural Morocco for cities, exposing development imbalance
A recent report by Morocco’s High Commission for Planning (HCP) reveals that internal migration continues to highlight disparities in the country’s development model, with rural areas losing millions of residents to urban centers. The findings underscore the need for more equitable territorial policies to address these imbalances......
Morocco launches program to train 50 PhD researchers in energy transition by 2028
Morocco has unveiled an ambitious program to finance 50 doctoral scholarships focused on energy transition and sustainable development. The initiative, announced in Rabat, reflects the country’s commitment to building a skilled research workforce to drive its renewable energy and environmental goals. The agreement was signed by Leila......
Morocco upgrades urban transport with 257 new buses under nationwide program
Morocco has bolstered its urban transport infrastructure with the arrival of 257 new buses at the Port of Casablanca. This marks the first phase of the 2025–2029 Urban Public Transport by Bus Program, a nationwide initiative aimed at modernizing mobility and enhancing public transport services across 84 cities and urban areas. A step......
Morocco’s agriculture growth drives economic recovery in early 2025
Morocco’s economy has shown solid recovery in the first half of 2025, bolstered by a 4.6% growth in agricultural output and significant progress across key industries. According to the Directorate of Studies and Financial Forecasts (DEPF) under the Ministry of Economy and Finance, this rebound reflects a combination of favorable weather......
How multi-currency accounts transform international payments for Moroccan businesses
For Moroccan businesses operating globally, whether exporting products to Europe, importing from South America, or freelancing for international clients, navigating traditional banking systems can be fraught with challenges. Outdated processes, hefty fees, and unfavorable exchange rates often hinder smooth international transactions. The......