The GenZ 212 collective has announced the end of the "first phase of its peaceful movement", welcoming the success of its action which has "contributed to stimulating a national debate on the priorities of Moroccan society and to making the voice and sufferings of youth heard at the national and international levels".
Moroccans, Algerians, Tunisians, Libyans and Mauritanians represent the community with the most unemployed people in Belgium.
The law on the prohibition of telephone canvassing adopted on May 21 by the French Parliament and which will come into force in August 2026 is already causing a shock wave in Morocco. Job losses have already been recorded.
An International Labour Organization (ILO) program has changed the life of Fatima Laanieg. This Moroccan woman has gone from being an agricultural seasonal worker to the owner of a thriving grocery store.
The Italian public transport company "Start Romagna" has announced a massive recruitment of professional bus drivers in Morocco to address the acute shortage of skilled labor. The selected candidates will be deployed in the provinces of Ravenna, Forlì-Cesena and Rimini.
The organization of the 2030 World Cup can bring economic and development benefits to Morocco. But what will happen to the Moroccan labor market after the holding of this major international competition?
The police prevented a protest organized by young people on Saturday in Rabat to demand "reforms of the education and health systems". Several people were arrested.
The multinational Italian-French-American automotive group, under Dutch law, Stellantis, is relying on Moroccan labor for the production of its "Grande Panda" model, which has very high demand.
In Morocco, decisions have been made following the latest meeting between the National Commission of Resident Doctors and the Ministry of Health and Protection.
A wave of layoffs is sweeping the call center sector, which employs thousands of young people in Morocco.
A Maghrebi doctor associated with the Fougères hospital has been definitively excluded from the hospital establishment for "professional incompetence". Dissatisfied, she has brought the case before the administrative court of Rennes.
The construction and public works (BTP) sector in Morocco is facing a shortage of skilled labor, a situation exacerbated by the major construction projects launched in preparation for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations and the 2030 World Cup.