The Moroccan port of Tanger Med confirms its place among the world’s most efficient port platforms. In the 2025 CPPI ranking, published by the World Bank and S&P Global Market Intelligence, it ranks sixth globally.
Struck by seven years of extreme scarcity, Morocco is deploying a massive arsenal to secure its water supply. While the water crisis appears to be receding in early 2026, the kingdom is already anticipating future climate shocks to prevent depletion.
Despite undeniable modernization, the Cherifian kingdom is experiencing a deep employment crisis . The activity rate is collapsing, revealing the flaws of an economic model unable to absorb shocks and meet the country’s social ambitions.
Facing growing enthusiasm for virtual currencies, Moroccan authorities are intensifying their controls. While the practice remains firmly prohibited, the kingdom is preparing legislation to regulate a digital market that has become impossible to ignore.
The city of Tangier will benefit from a high-level bus service project (BHNS or Bus Rapid Transit - BRT) spanning 20 kilometers. This project is part of a national program supported by the World Bank to modernize urban transportation.
The British company Emmerson PLC is claiming $1.215 billion from Morocco before the World Bank tribunal. This recourse for violation of an investment treaty, related to the Khémisset mining project , has reached a decisive stage on Monday.
Morocco will remain one of the main issuers of sovereign debt in Africa by 2026, according to S&P Global Ratings. With a developed financial system, the kingdom maintains an active presence in the markets despite an uncertain geopolitical context.
Morocco emerges as the safest destination in Africa in 2026, according to the global HelloSafe index. Ranked 42nd worldwide, the Kingdom stands out for its stability and management of digital and environmental risks.
Israel is allegedly resorting to labeling schemes to circumvent Muslim consumers’ boycott in Europe. Dates from West Bank settlements are reportedly being illegally marketed under false origins, including Morocco, to conceal where they come from.
The World Bank’s verdict is in. In its highly anticipated "Business Ready 2025" report, Morocco has secured a prime position, ranking second in Africa and the Arab world . With a score of 63.44 points out of 101 economies analyzed, the Kingdom is reaping the rewards of its structural reforms, even though operational challenges persist.
The business climate in the Kingdom is doing well and continues to improve. This is the finding of the World Bank in its second edition of the "Business Ready" report, published this Monday in Washington. With an increasing score, Morocco ranks second in Africa and the Arab world, outperforming the global average thanks to successful regulatory reforms.
The Egyptian group Kazyon has just benefited from a $30 million (300 million dirhams) loan from the International Finance Corporation (IFC). These funds will allow the brand to strengthen its presence in Morocco and improve access to quality and low-cost food products, and especially put pressure on BIM, already very present in Morocco.