Moroccan researchers have catalogued 42 remarkable geological sites between Boulemane and Missour. Dinosaur fossils, desert landscapes and exceptional formations make up this still-underappreciated heritage, already exposed to looting, degradation and a lack of protection.
A study of 54 patients followed for 26 years in Morocco reveals a mortality rate of 66.7%. Diagnosis of this rare immune disorder is often delayed, while only eight patients were able to undergo a stem cell transplant.
Moroccan beaches have the lowest level of waste among the three countries studied. This result could be explained in particular by the Clean Beaches and Blue Flag programs, but the researchers refuse to establish a definitive link because the data remain uneven.
Morocco climbs three places to reach 27th in the world in the RepCore Nations 2026 study. It ranks ahead of all the African and Arab countries evaluated, driven in particular by the improvement in its technological image and its international sporting performances.
A scientific study warns of the possible depletion of U.S. phosphorus resources within forty years. Essential for fertilizers and crops, this mineral now places Morocco at the heart of the food security of the United States.
The African Development Bank has just brought the old project for a train linking Casablanca, Algiers and Tunis back into the spotlight. It has published the completion report for the study devoted to rehabilitating and modernizing this trans-Maghreb line.
In Marrakech, the most prestigious properties command up to approximately 76,000 dirhams per square metre. Foreign demand remains strong, the supply of quality properties remains limited, and a further price increase is expected in 2026.
With identical qualifications, having a Moroccan name greatly reduces the chances of being invited to a job interview in Brussels. The disadvantage is even greater for male candidates aged 50 or over.
Several studies published within Spain’s Ministry of Defence environment analyse migration flows as a possible instrument of pressure in relations between states. Three works devoted to Morocco, hybrid threats and Spanish strategy place migration crises at the heart of Madrid’s security considerations.
Marine aquaculture could attract nearly $2 billion in private investment to Morocco and generate around 75,000 jobs. The World Bank estimates that the potential already exists, but remains constrained by permits and several regulatory constraints .
Depression could cost the Moroccan economy more than 21 billion dollars by 2050, mainly by reducing labor market participation and the productivity of affected individuals.
Long-term singlehood is becoming more common in Morocco. In 2024, 12.4% of women reached the age of 50 without having married, a proportion that has risen sharply since the previous census.