The realization of several industrial, commercial, technological and R&D infrastructures is planned in the 2021 action plan of the Ministry of Industry. These infrastructures mainly take into account the city of Mohammed VI Tanger Tech, Fès-Meknès and Ksar Bjir.
The Renault plant in Flins is forced to close its doors due to a lack of competitiveness compared to brand new factories like Tangier or Onnaing for Toyota.
Operators in the fruit and vegetable processing sector will benefit from the new import substitution strategy of the Ministry of Industry. The Moroccan government has just adopted a draft decree to this effect.
Morocco is positioning itself in the race for decarbonization to improve and increase the competitiveness of the industrial sector. This is not only about securing current markets, but also about attracting new ones in the post-Covid world.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is expected in Rabat on December 17. With the head of government, Saad Eddine El Othmani , he will co-chair the 12th Morocco-Spain high-level meeting, after the 11th one that took place in the Spanish capital in 2015.
The Brussels-based Yassine Kouysse, originally from Morocco , created the first Moroccan triple beer called "La Marlouf". Experts, consumers, and beer lovers are raving about it.
The Cité Mohammed VI Tanger Tech has just found a first foreign investor. It is Aeolon, a wind turbine blade manufacturer based in Shanghai.
The Minister of Industry, Trade and Green and Digital Economy, Moulay Hafid Elalamy , says that many jobs have been recovered during the month of July in several sectors, particularly in industry.
Harley Davidson is withdrawing from the kingdom to position itself in other countries. The big concern of the moment, what will become of the maintenance and refurbishment of the motorcycle fleet in Morocco?
Through the strength of its 60 textile factories, Morocco manages to produce 16 million masks per day. The announcement was made by the Minister of Industry, Trade and Green and Digital Economy.
The free trade agreement signed in 2004 between Rabat and Ankara has created commercial instability in Morocco and destroyed thousands of jobs. This situation is causing outrage among industrialists, who are now demanding a new agreement.
Moroccan industrial fruit juice producers are not at the end of their troubles. While the sector has been experiencing a decline in profits for several years, it must now face a record increase in citrus production for the 2020-2021 season.