Keywords: Sunergia
Despite Morocco’s extensive 3,500-kilometer coastline and abundant fishing resources, a recent survey conducted by L’Economiste and Sunergia reveals that only 38% of Moroccans consume fish once per week. Meanwhile, the majority struggle with rising prices and limited availability, painting......
A recent survey conducted by market research group Sunergia has uncovered significant gaps in retirement planning among Moroccans, highlighting widespread inequalities in access to pension coverage. The findings reveal that while 59% of Moroccans benefit from employer-provided retirement plans, a staggering......
Moroccan citizens' expenditure on international travel reached a remarkable 26.7 billion Moroccan dirhams ($2.6 billion) by November 2024, according to recent data released by the Exchange Office. This represents a substantial increase of 4.5 billion MAD ($447,359) compared to the previous year's......
A comprehensive market study by Sunergia and L'Economiste has unveiled significant disparities in car ownership across Morocco, highlighting notable urban-rural divides and generational patterns in vehicle acquisition and maintenance. The research indicates that only 30% of Moroccan households own......
Morocco's vibrant cities and picturesque coastlines continue to captivate domestic travelers, while European destinations increasingly lure Moroccans seeking international adventures. A recent survey conducted by Sunergia, a prominent Moroccan market research firm, has unveiled fascinating insights......
A recent survey by Sunergia has highlighted widespread dissatisfaction among Moroccans regarding the recent hike in gas cylinder prices. The increase, effective from May 20, raised the cost of a 12 kg cylinder from MAD 40 to MAD 50, aligning with the government's plan to gradually eliminate butane......
Survey Reveals 64% of Moroccans Are Skipping Summer Travel This Year A recent survey conducted by Moroccan market research firm Sunergia unveils intriguing insights into the travel habits of Moroccans. The results, published today by the newspaper Assahabh, indicate that a significant 64% of Moroccans......
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