The National Authority for Integrity, Prevention and Fight against Corruption (INPPLC) is preparing to launch a major study on the phenomenon of corruption in the health sector in Morocco. The realization of this study has been entrusted to the Forvis Mazars firm for 2.3 billion dirhams.
The Atlas Blue, a blue butterfly found only in the mountains of Morocco, is distinguished by its unique genome. It has 229 pairs of chromosomes, the highest number ever observed in an animal.
Anti-Muslim hatred is reaching alarming proportions in France. This is at least what a recent IFOP study commissioned by the Grand Mosque of Paris reveals.
South Korea has expressed interest in the project to extend the High-Speed Line (LGV) to Agadir, for which studies are already at an advanced stage.
Morocco will need to mobilize an estimated $38 billion in investments by 2035 to develop its non-energy infrastructure. This is revealed by a study conducted by a specialized platform.
Rental properties in the provinces of the Balearic Islands (29.1%), Alicante (27.4%), Malaga (25.7%), Santa Cruz de Tenerife (21.9%) and Las Palmas (19.2%) have attracted "significant" interest from foreigners, including Moroccans, during the first quarter of this year, according to the latest study by the real estate portal Idealista.
One in 4 Moroccans approves of violence against women. This is what a recent study by the "Afrobarometer" network reveals, which stresses that selective interpretations of religious and customary texts, as well as the dissemination of "extremist masculinist discourse" on social networks, justify this violence and promote its trivialization.
Adil El Maaroufi, a professor-researcher at the Multidisciplinary Faculty of Errachidia, sounds the alarm: the future of real estate investments related to the 2030 World Cup is linked to their ability to be transformed into components serving sustainable development.
In Morocco, the number of small businesses that have gone bankrupt has increased considerably in three years. This is revealed by a new national study by the Moroccan Instance of Very Small Enterprises (IMPE) on the situation of VSEs.
55% of Spaniards consider Morocco to be one of the main threats to their country. This is the result of a survey conducted by the Elcano Royal Institute.
Out of sight, but not out of mind. This could be the summary of the complex ties that Moroccans of the World maintain with their country of origin. A vast survey by the Economic, Social and Environmental Council (CESE) conducted in 2022 had revealed a deep attachment and a tenacious desire to contribute to the development of Morocco. Yet, this momentum is confronted with a more pragmatic reality: the idea of a permanent return to the country only appeals to a minority of them, due to well-identified obstacles.
Despite economic pressures and growing unemployment, many young people continue to believe in a better future in Morocco, while a significant number are considering emigrating.