From August 11, 2026, telephone solicitation in France will be much more regulated. A reform that risks directly affecting call centers established in Morocco and working for the French market.
Morocco’s fiscal overhaul is delivering spectacular results in 2026. By imposing the financial sector at 40%, the Treasury is collecting record revenues, propelling corporate income tax to the top of state revenues.
Moroccans residing abroad (MRE) traveling to Morocco must be careful about certain products transported in their luggage. Animals, plants, books, telecommunications equipment or remote-controlled objects may be subject to special formalities upon entry into the country.
During the examination of the bill on housing developments, the government rejected the establishment of a financial bond for developers. The executive favors flexibility to avoid slowing investments in the real estate sector.
Morocco is accelerating its digital connectivity. Nearly 10,700 rural areas have already been connected to mobile networks and the internet. A second phase is underway to cover the most remote territories by 2026.
By 2025, Orange Morocco has consolidated its position as the second-largest national operator thanks to record growth in its data services. Driven by massive investments in 5G, the subsidiary has established itself as a strategic driver for the group.
On March 31, 2026, the operator Free launched in Paris the "Free Max Plan". This no-commitment offer proposes, for the first time, unlimited internet in France and in 135 destinations, including Morocco, starting at 19.99 euros per month.
Orange Maroc has unveiled its new customizable “Yo Max 5G” mobile plans and the Livebox 7. These innovations aim to transform the digital experience in the Kingdom by focusing on service flexibility and cutting-edge connectivity.
Yasmine’s iPhone 15 , a 17-year-old teenager, spontaneously caught fire last Sunday in Berchem-Sainte-Agathe (Belgium). The device, which was not being charged, caught fire while it was simply placed on a garden table, according to the testimony of the young girl and her entourage.
The government has validated a major tax measure that should facilitate access to smartphones, an essential equipment as the country embarks on its transition to 5G. During the discussion of the 2026 Finance Bill at the House of Councillors, the executive agreed to reduce the import duties on mobile phones from 17.5% to 2.5%.
The Altice group, led by Patrick Drahi, is pursuing its asset divestment strategy by separating from its customer relations subsidiary. The billionaire has decided to sell the shares he holds in the Moroccan company Intelcia to its current management.
Morocco now requires widespread connection to fiber optic and harmonization of installations through strict technical standards. A decree now sets the minimum technical specifications for connecting new housing developments, housing groups, and buildings to public telecommunications networks.