Artificial intelligence is poised to disrupt Morocco’s labor market. By 2030, more than one million jobs could disappear. Facing this technological shock, the country suffers from a major training deficit to support this transition.
The confidence of Moroccan families is rising in the first quarter of 2026. The index calculated by the High Commission for Planning reaches 64.4 points, marking an improvement in the overall perception of the economy, even though concerns about living standards persist.
The Moroccan call center sector is wavering under the effect of a new French law. While 50,000 jobs are threatened, Minister Younes Sekkouri is launching a strategic counterattack to diversify markets and modernize services.
The Superior Court of Justice of Madrid has confirmed the suspension of benefits for an unemployed person who went to Morocco without notifying the administration. For this undeclared stay of nearly a month, she is ordered to repay more than 1,800 euros.
Faced with precariousness and administrative constraints, many foreign students in France are slipping into undeclared work. Between exploitation and threats of expulsion, the case of Leila, a Moroccan student, illustrates this trap of the underground economy.
A new French law restricting telephone canvassing will threaten nearly 50,000 jobs in call centers in Morocco . This pillar of offshoring fears a major social crisis in the absence of anticipatory measures by the authorities.
The Évreux criminal court delivered its judgment on Tuesday in a massive fraud case involving public aid linked to Covid-19. While three accomplices were convicted in person, the alleged mastermind of the network, who fled to Morocco , received the harshest sentence in absentia.
The Supreme Court of Madrid has confirmed the decision of the Public Employment Service (SEPE) to cancel the unemployment benefits of a 52-year-old man after he made four trips to Morocco without notifying the institution. The unemployed person will have to reimburse the amounts improperly received, estimated at more than 8,500 euros.
Faced with the recent youth demonstrations initiated by the GenZ 212 collective, the government wants to accelerate social policies. The Minister of Equipment and Water, Nizar Baraka, mentions a vast development plan, in cooperation with Spain.
Morocco ranks among the countries where anger is expressed most frequently on a daily basis, according to the “State of the World’s Emotional Health” report, published by the Gallup Institute in partnership with the Global Health Summit.
In Morocco, companies operating in the construction and building sector are facing a shortage of skilled labor, which is delaying the completion of many large-scale projects underway.
An unemployed person was ordered to reimburse over 12,000 euros in unemployment benefits wrongly received from the Public Employment Service (SEPE) for having traveled to Morocco without notifying the institution.