Morocco and Spain are working on the realization of the Gibraltar Strait tunnel project that will connect the two countries, but also Africa and Europe, before the 2030 World Cup they are co-hosting with Portugal.
A Moroccan city tops the ranking of African metropolises preferred for business travel.
As the African champion, Côte d’Ivoire has openly and spontaneously expressed its gratitude to Morocco, which offered it qualification for the round of 16 of the 2023 CAN as the best third-placed team.
The co-organization of the 2030 World Cup could give a boost to the project of a tunnel under the Strait of Gibraltar that will connect Morocco and Spain, as well as Africa and Europe. Feasibility studies are underway.
In Morocco, the project of the first aircraft graveyard in Africa initiated by the National Airports Office (ONDA) in 2021 has been on hold for several years. What is the reason?
Morocco is one of the seven must-see African destinations to visit in 2024, according to Le Matin.
The rapprochement between Morocco and the United Kingdom continues. London is considering signing a "major trade and security agreement" with the kingdom, "the gateway to Africa".
The national airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) plans to strengthen its program from Africa and Canada to the United States starting next year.
In Rabat, the construction site of the Mohammed VI Tower, the largest in Morocco and perhaps in Africa, is entering its final phase.
According to the ranking of a specialized website, a Moroccan city is among the 10 best places to visit in Africa in 2024.
Morocco is among the 10 richest countries in Africa. This emerges from the Africa Wealth Report by the investment migration consulting firm Henley & Partners.
FIFA’s decision to host the 2030 World Cup in six countries (Morocco, Spain, Portugal, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay) spread across three different continents (Africa, Europe and South America) is not to the liking of Sepp Blatter, Gianni Infantino’s predecessor.