French industrialists, including those in the armaments and energy sectors, want to take advantage of the warming of relations between France and Morocco to secure major contracts. French President Emmanuel Macron is expected in the kingdom at the end of October.
Experts share their thoughts on the impact the implementation of the carbon tax could have on the Moroccan economy and Moroccan industry.
While Moroccans are suffering from the high cost of living, fuel distributors are lining their pockets. Houssine Yamani, president of the National Front for the Safeguard of the Samir refinery, and also secretary general of the National Union of Oil and Gas, calls on the government to take its responsibilities.
The drops in crude oil prices are reflected at the service stations in Morocco. A new drop was recorded yesterday, Tuesday, October 1.
The Minister of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development, Leila Benali, finds herself at the heart of a new controversy related to the acquisition of new company cars . Not only are they accused of being very expensive, but some of them also run on diesel.
Oil prices are collapsing internationally, and this has been the case since March 2023. Will this downward trend have an impact on fuel prices in Morocco?
Faced with rising bills, the Ministry of Habous and Islamic Affairs has asked the imams and muezzins of the Sefrou province to have their personal water and electricity meters installed, rather than taking advantage of those in their official residences.
The call from automotive professionals for a postponement of the joint decision of Mohamed Abdeljalil, Minister of Transport and Logistics, and Leila Benali, Minister of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development, on the obligation to comply with "Euro 6" standards for homologation and registration, has been heard.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade has announced the imminent opening of an anti-dumping investigation into imports of LED lighting fixtures from China.
Torrential rains hit the Drâa-Tafilalet region on Friday, causing significant material damage and preventing traffic on several roads.
The authorities of Ouazzane have decided to open an administrative investigation to put an end to the recurrent theft of electricity in the villages of the province, which causes enormous damage to the National Office of Electricity and Drinking Water (ONEE) and the inhabitants of the region.
Spain and Morocco are fighting for the ownership of the underwater mountain Tropico, located 4,000 meters below the sea and teeming with essential materials for the production of green energy.