Chakib Benmoussa has been appointed by King Mohammed VI to chair the special commission tasked with developing the new development model likely to improve the daily lives of Moroccans.
The 64th anniversary of Morocco’s independence is celebrated by Moroccans this Monday, November 18.
With the prospect of launching new major projects, it is planned to set up an "investment commission on infrastructure" that will be attached to the head of government.
This is good news for Moroccan municipalities. The World Bank’s Board of Directors has just approved a $300 million loan to improve the performance of municipalities in Morocco.
The World Bank’s Board of Directors approved, on Friday, November 8, 2019, a $300 million loan to Morocco. This fund will be used to strengthen municipalities in the Kingdom over a five-year period.
Great potential for the aerospace sector in Morocco . The sector currently hosts 140 companies, and will have 220 within 11 years.
To build the new ideal that Morocco has defined for itself, all the children of the Kingdom living in Europe are called upon to play their part. This call was made on Saturday evening in Antwerp by Mohamed Ameur, Morocco’s Ambassador to Belgium and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
President Paul Kagame was welcomed on Saturday afternoon at Marrakech-Menara International Airport. The Rwandan number one arrived for the 12th edition of the World Policy Conference (WPC).
While the "Rabat, city of light" program has helped transform the urban landscape of the capital of the Kingdom through the realization of dozens of infrastructure and local facilities projects, it is nevertheless regrettable that these large-scale works are not followed up.
While awaiting the issuance of its licenses to officially launch its five private television channels, the management of the 100% music station, Hit Radio, now a major media group, plans to move to new premises in Rabat next November.
Relations between London and Morocco will be more enriched in the coming years, given its position as the gateway to Africa, according to Lord Peter Ricketts, a long-time diplomat and member of the upper house of the British Parliament.
The development work on the Indénié Crossroads, a component of the Cocody Bay Preservation and Enhancement Project, was launched on Monday, September 16. This is a project supported by King Mohammed VI and by the President of Côte d’Ivoire, Alassane Dramane Ouattara.