Spain is preparing a new study to analyze 125 rock samples taken beneath the Strait of Gibraltar. The results will have to identify the obstacles that a future drilling machine would encounter between the two countries.
Nearly a year before the mass crossings into Ceuta in July, a study published במסגרת the Spanish Ministry of Defence described a scenario in which thousands of people would enter the enclave simultaneously, without direct military intervention by Morocco.
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.
A 25-year study in Essaouira province shows that the argan forest partially stabilized after the decline caused by drought between 2012 and 2016, without returning to its previous trajectory. Coastal areas remain the most vulnerable.
Moroccan researchers have modelled a national corridor for green hydrogen. Their most economical scenario combines a 900-kilometre pipeline between Tan-Tan and Mohammedia with coastal maritime transport to Jorf Lasfar and Tanger Med.
The Boumadine mining project in Morocco could generate nearly $11 billion in revenue over fourteen years. A new study by Aya Gold & Silver sharply increases the estimated economic value of this gold, silver, zinc and lead deposit.
Moroccan researchers tested an electronic voting system in Nador combining facial recognition, blockchain and offline operation. Tested with 300 participants, the system validated 287 votes. However, it is not an official project of the authorities.
The project for Morocco’s first offshore wind farm has reached a new stage. An international consortium has just been tasked with studying its feasibility over two years, with particular attention being paid to the Atlantic coast near Essaouira.
A survey of 1,035 Moroccan adults reveals that 49.6% had already followed a diet, but only 9.5% used an app to monitor their food intake. However, the sample, which was highly urban and highly educated, does not represent the entire population.
Civil servants are the most indebted category of borrowers in Morocco. On average, 44% of their income goes toward repaying loans, compared with 34% among private-sector employees. However, this figure concerns people who took out or renewed a loan in 2025.
A major study estimates that new HIV infections in Morocco fell from 3,163 in 2013 to 874 in 2025. However, this 72% decline masks a strong concentration of the epidemic in certain populations and significant differences between regions.
Artificial intelligence has mapped the Upper Ziz basin in the eastern High Atlas. According to the two models used, between 15 and 19% of the area studied appears to have topographical characteristics highly favorable to climbing.