Morocco has big ambitions for the rail sector. During the presentation of a strategic plan worth a total of 400 billion dirhams to Parliament, Abdessamad Kayouh, Minister of Transport and Logistics, mentioned the possibility of exporting wagons to European and African markets by 2040.
The abusive exploitation of health alerts, particularly those targeting products from North Africa "could lead to a generalized increase in prices, a reduction in imports and a decline in production, to the detriment of European consumers," warns the Coordenadas institute of governance and applied economics.
It’s confirmed: Morocco has outclassed Egypt and became the most visited country in Africa in 2024 after reaching a new tourism record. Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) have greatly contributed to this achievement.
At the diplomatic level, Morocco is imposing itself in Africa, more precisely in the Sahel, where Algeria and France are retreating.
According to the Numbeo cost of living index by city, three Moroccan cities are among the 10 most expensive cities in Africa in 2025.
Royal Air Maroc (RAM) is not in the ranking of airlines that excelled in terms of punctuality and operational performance in the world, nor in the Middle East and Africa.
A Chinese steel giant is showing interest in the African-Atlantic Gas Pipeline that is to connect West Africa to Europe via Morocco.
Morocco is among the three African countries with the largest military drone fleet in Africa. Furthermore, it plans to acquire new drones next year.
Thanks to money transfers made by Moroccans residing abroad (MRE), Morocco is among the main recipients of remittances in Africa. Moreover, the kingdom ranks in the global top 20.
Africa Logistics magazine, the journal for African Logistics Executives, has fallen under the charm of Marrakech and designates it as one of the most exciting destinations for European tourists.
The Moroccan wine industry has a bright future ahead. Morocco ranked second among African wine producers, just behind South Africa.
While they expected the African Ballon d’Or to be awarded to Achraf Hakimi , Moroccan supporters were surprised to find that the Nigerian striker from Atalanta Bergame Lookman Ademola was preferred to the Moroccan right-back of PSG.