At 31, Mohammed Bouzoubaa launched TGCC in his home garage. Thirty-five years later, the shares he owns in the Moroccan construction giant are worth approximately $1.6 billion.
Canadian company Aya Gold & Silver is preparing to acquire 139 km² of mining permits in Morocco for four million Canadian dollars. The vast area, rich in copper and silver indications, is located near its Zgounder mine.
M’hammed Kabbaj’s stake in SGTM is now worth nearly 15.9 billion dirhams on the stock market, or approximately 1.72 billion dollars. A fortune still absent from major international rankings.
Morocco is still classified among frontier markets by MSCI. Its market is largely accessible to foreign investors, but four operational components are still deemed insufficient. However, the report does not allow these alone to constitute an exhaustive list of conditions for reclassification.
France is eliminating personalized housing assistance for a large portion of non-EU foreign students . Moroccan students, among the most numerous on French campuses, risk being particularly affected by this measure that increases the cost of studies.
The Moroccan dirham appreciated by 0.1 % against the euro and by 0.7% versus the US dollar between April 30 and May 6, 2026, according to figures published by Bank Al-Maghrib.
The Moroccan dirham appreciated by 0.6% against the US dollar and slightly depreciated by 0.2% against the euro during the period from April 9 to 15, according to Bank Al-Maghrib.
The Moroccan dirham appreciated by 0.4% against the euro and slightly depreciated by 0.1% against the US dollar between March 12 and 18, according to Bank Al-Maghrib.
Morocco stands out in the 2026 ranking of the 100 most valuable companies in the Middle East and North Africa, with nine companies placed. The kingdom thus ranks fourth in terms of the number of representatives.
The Constitutional Council upheld the exclusion of non-European and non-scholarship students from receiving personalized housing assistance (APL). This 2026 budget measure, denounced as “national preference,” now makes access to the aid conditional on two years of residency.
Dîna Slaoui marks a historic milestone by becoming the first Moroccan woman admitted as a full member and shareholder of the Antwerp Diamond Exchange. With fifteen years of experience, she now intends to build a commercial and ethical bridge between the North African market and the global diamond hub.
Morocco, along with Mexico, is the main host of IMQR (Investment Management Quality Ratings) ratings at the national level. This is the finding of the new Fitch Ratings report.