Laila M.
Morocco’s tax administration is intensifying controls against foreign companies. Accused of capitalizing on the Kingdom’s vast construction projects to generate profits without paying their local taxes, these firms now face very heavy penalties.
Revolution in the automotive industry. By launching its first electric battery production tests in Kénitra, Morocco has just outpaced Spain, which has not yet produced a single cell from its factories under construction.
Facing racism and invisible barriers encountered in France , an increasing number of dual nationals are choosing to settle in Morocco. This quest for dignity and security sometimes clashes with the complex reality of reintegration on the land of their ancestors.
The horror of a gang rape of a young girl shakes the city of Marrakech. The involvement of six foreigners and a restaurant manager revives child rights advocates’ fears regarding networks of nighttime exploitation.
The latest Spanish National Security report designates Morocco as the world’s leading hashish producer . Facing police pressure, criminal networks are adapting their routes and employing unprecedented violence.
The Moroccan winger of Real Betis, author of an exceptional season, is attracting the persistent interest of Newcastle. The English club is ready to spend a colossal sum to secure his services, offering a real breath of fresh air to Seville’s finances.
Former international Fayçal Fajr harshly criticized young Ayyoub Bouaddi’s decision to represent Morocco. His remarks on social media immediately sparked a wave of outrage among supporters of the Lions of the Atlas.
Young Lille midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi has officially decided to represent Morocco’s national team . Considered an immense talent of his generation, the 18-year-old player has preferred the Atlas Lions to France.
Facing charges in a fatal road accident that killed one person and seriously injured another , the daughter of singer Najat Aatabou has finally been granted provisional release against a bail of 50,000 dirhams.
Just one year after establishing itself, the French group Ayvens is packing up and leaving the Moroccan market. This unexpected decision is part of a global strategy to refocus the company on its other international activities.
Facing controversy over fuel prices , Fouzi Lekjaa firmly denied any State enrichment. Before the advisors, the minister unveiled precise figures to prove that the crisis costs more than it brings in.
Morocco’s taxi sector is at the heart of a heated parliamentary debate. Faced with driver precarity and the approach of the 2030 World Cup , the urgent need for deep reform is essential to modernize this transport system.