Dual carriageways will soon connect Agadir, Dakhla and Guergarat. The Ministry of Equipment and the Ministry of the Interior are preparing to start the feasibility studies for these very ambitious road projects.
Morocco has lost 40 places in the ranking of countries least affected by terrorism. This is due to the murder of two Scandinavian tourists in the province of Marrakech by terrorists affiliated with the Islamic State.
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has welcomed the progress made by the Port of Tanger Med, which has "recorded the largest absolute increase in connectivity index in the world" over an entire decade.
On the sidelines of a restitution seminar, Marlène Schiappa, Secretary of State for Gender Equality and the Fight against Discrimination, reacted to a survey conducted by IFOP, at the request of DILCRAH, the Government Agency for the Fight against Racism and Discrimination, and the Jean Jaurès Foundation.
Moroccans are poor in English. This is the finding of the latest ranking published by the English Proficiency Index (EPI), in which Morocco ranks 76th, placing it in the group of "countries with very low skills".
A video widely circulated on Friday, October 31, 2019, showing several students using drugs, has shocked internet users. This scene, which is becoming more and more common in the perimeters of certain Moroccan schools, is a concern for the authorities.
The QS Ranking has just unveiled its ranking of the best universities in the world. As last year, it is a Moroccan university that takes the lead in the Maghreb.
Study grants in Belgium have been awarded to Moroccan students for the 2020-2021 academic year by the Academy of Research and Higher Education (ARES).
Morocco ranks 42nd out of 117 in the ranking of countries most and least affected by undernutrition in the world. This is revealed by the Global Hunger Index Report, published on October 14.
About 340,000 Moroccans are affected by schizophrenia. This is revealed by a study reported by the Moroccan associations, Sila and Chams, during the celebration of World Mental Health Day.
Call centers, one of the sectors that recruit the most in Morocco, would cause the most stress to employees. This is at least what the results of a study conducted by the recruitment portal "Rekrute" among current and former employees of this sector have revealed. This survey involved 1,359 people, 39% of whom currently work in a call center.
Facebook remains the leading social network for Moroccan Internet users. This is revealed by a study conducted by Maroc numeric cluster and the opinion polling and survey firm, Averty.