Keywords: Sustainable development
Morocco has emerged as a key player in the field of scientific research on renewable energy technologies, as highlighted in a recent report by UNESCO. The North African nation has witnessed a substantial surge in publications focused on solar, wind, and smart grid innovations. While Qatar and the United......
Scientists from Moulay Ismail University in Meknes and the University of Rabat have successfully developed a pioneering sustainable insulation material using an unconventional combination of date palm fibers and cardboard waste. Their groundbreaking research, recently published in the Journal of Cleaner......
In a pivotal move signaling its dedication to sustainable development on a global scale, the Moroccan government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch, has recently endorsed a groundbreaking decree. This decisive step establishes the framework and delineates the responsibilities of......
A recent report from Morocco's Supreme Audit Institution reveals a concerning statistic: a staggering 56% of Moroccans are currently grappling with digital illiteracy. This unsettling revelation not only underscores the immediate need for intervention but also sheds light on the widening digital......
In a recent statement in Rabat, Minister of National Territorial Planning, Urbanism, Housing, and City Policy, Fatima Zahra Mansouri, revealed a dedicated effort within her department to overhaul the national urban policy. The objective is to establish a strategic and sustainable urban planning framework......
In Dubai, a historic agreement was formalized between Oman and Morocco to strengthen their collaboration in the fields of environmental protection and sustainable development. The signing ceremony took place at the Morocco Pavilion during the UN Climate Conference (COP28), where Leila Benali, Morocco's......
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