The government of Aziz Akhannouch is boosting public investment in order to achieve "a national development combining social justice and integrated territorial development".
Abdessamad Kayouh, Minister of Transport and Logistics, presented the draft budget of his department, amounting to nearly 29 billion dirhams, to the Commission on Infrastructure, Energy, Mines, Environment and Sustainable Development at the House of Representatives on Wednesday.
The Renault automotive group is about to take a major new step in its industrial development in Morocco. An agreement, signed on Wednesday, October 29, with the Ministry of Industry, commits the group to a profound transformation of its local ecosystem, focused on electrification and research.
Barely rebuilt, the Prince Moulay El Hassan stadium in Rabat will be completely renovated as part of a new project.
While they have invested millions of dirhams in the real estate project "Bassatine Al Waha", many families have not yet taken possession of their housing. A situation that they are experiencing very badly.
RE/MAX, one of the world’s leading real estate companies, launched its operations in Morocco on Wednesday, October 22, through a regional franchise based in Casablanca and led by Rachida Khalil and Bilal Dabri, experts in business development and marketing.
The Moroccan government has unveiled the major infrastructure projects that will be carried out in the road, highway, rail, port, logistics, air and maritime sectors in 2026, for which it is dedicating large investments.
Casablanca Finance City (CFC) is establishing itself as the leading financial center in Africa and is attracting hundreds of companies from around the world. And this is just the beginning!
Despite global economic and geopolitical crises, Morocco retains its "B" rating in Coface’s latest Risk Review, confirming the solidity of its economy.
Morocco is gradually establishing itself as the continent’s financial hub, attracting major international banks such as Standard Chartered, Access Bank, and, most recently, SaudiExim Bank, which are setting up in Casablanca Finance City (CFC).
The Moroccan government is making the modernization of weekly souks a priority. In this regard, it has developed a large-scale plan with an envelope of one billion dirhams.
The United States has officially announced its support for American companies wishing to invest in Western Sahara.