
Morocco Leads in New French Residence Permits for Second Year
As in 2023, Moroccans are at the top of the countries that benefited from residence permits in France last year.

As in 2023, Moroccans are at the top of the countries that benefited from residence permits in France last year.

Despite the adoption in 2015 of the national anti-corruption strategy, corruption is not declining in Morocco due to the main resistances encountered, both at the intra-state level and throughout society, and in particular in the economic field. Ahmed Bernoussi, Secretary General of Transparency Maroc, paints a bleak picture.

The National Motorway Company of Morocco (ADM) is reacting to complaints about extortion and abuse by towing and assistance companies on the motorways.

In Morocco, while the tax burden is excessive, citizens and businesses do not always perceive the concrete effects of tax levies in the improvement of public services and infrastructure.

Abdelouafi Laaftit, Minister of the Interior, is working to put an end to the persistent tensions between taxi drivers, who denounce "unfair competition", and VTC operators, who are demanding the legalization of their activity.

In Marrakech, a joint commission has been set up to control furnished apartments.

Urban security will be further strengthened in Rabat. A call for tenders for the installation of an advanced video surveillance system in the city has been launched by the Rabat Region Development Company.

On the web, many Moroccans are concerned about the marketing of donkey meat of unknown origin and are calling on the competent authorities to urgently open investigations.

In Salé, a neighborhood in the H’ssaine district is currently being demolished. This operation is part of the upgrading of the region supervised by the Agency for the Development of the Bouregreg Valley.

Arabic and Moroccan culture teachers, working for the Hassan II Foundation for Moroccans Living Abroad, denounce the delay in processing their requests for "administrative leave".

The authorities of Casablanca have found a solution to put an end to the chaos of car guards that prevents the development of parking.

The existence of new fraudulent practices has prompted the control services of the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI) to intensify their tax audits against several real estate developers and companies specializing in the construction of luxury housing.