Strong winds disrupted the organization of container stacks within Tanger Med. The incident appears in Kuehne+Nagel’s latest global bulletin, which specifies that port operations nevertheless remained stable.
A new scheme is expected to enable 4,000 beneficiaries of transfers sent by MREs to access credit more easily. Their history of receiving money will be incorporated into an assessment method developed by Damane Cash and Salafin.
Moroccan blueberry production could rise by nearly 70% by 2029. Spectacular growth that now forces the sector to ask a new question: where will the additional volumes be sold?
Morocco is preparing to supply Brazil with 3.8 million tonnes of phosphate fertilizers for the 2026-2027 agricultural season. This volume alone would cover 76% of the shortfall estimated by the Brazilian government.
Moroccans who produce their own electricity can sell to the grid only the equivalent of 20 % of their annual production. Greenpeace is calling for the removal of this cap, which it considers unfavorable to households and small solar installations.
Murphy Oil is keeping Morocco among the four areas on which it is concentrating its oil exploration, alongside the Gulf of Mexico, Côte d’Ivoire and Vietnam. The American group is assessing a vast offshore permit off the coast of Gharb.
After nearly three years without direct flights, Israeli tourists are beginning to return to Morocco. Their return is particularly anticipated by hotels, restaurants, drivers, guides and excursion companies that had built their activity around this clientele.
Apple TV is becoming available in Morocco for the first time. The streaming service and more than 200 Apple Arcade games will be included at no extra cost with iCloud+, whose first plan costs around 0.86 euros per month.
Morocco will be among the largest weightings in the new bond index that JPMorgan will launch before the end of September. Dubbed GBI-EM Edge, the benchmark will cover nearly $330 billion in government debt issued in local currencies by 26 countries.
Harmattan AI is preparing its production capabilities in Rabat for Africa and the Middle East. The French unicorn wants to build a genuine industrial organization in Morocco capable of taking its autonomous military systems from prototype to serial production.
The Spanish government and ICEX are preparing a major forum in Rabat aimed at accelerating Spanish investment in Morocco. Scheduled for early December, it is expected to bring together dozens of major companies around markets linked in particular to the 2030 World Cup.
Spain will be able to arm its drones and modernize its software, but it will not be able to buy the experience Morocco has already accumulated. After nearly six years of operations, the FAR possess expertise that Madrid is only beginning to build.