Gen Z 212 and Youth Protests in Morocco

Morocco is currently—Autumn 2025—witnessing a broad, youth-led mass protest movement that has brought back to the forefront fundamental questions of social justice, basic rights, the deterioration of public services, and the political legitimacy...

bRocks launching industry’s first complete AI platform for mining insights

bRocks, an all-in-one AI-based platform for mining intelligence, is scheduled to launch on October 18. The platform aims to enhance the management, understanding, and optimization of mining operations by integrating exploration data, operational...

Morocco Travel Guide: What to Know Before You Go

Introduction – Discover the Magic Before You Land When you think of Morocco, you probably picture colorful souks, golden dunes, and the smell of freshly brewed mint tea drifting through narrow alleys. But before you pack your bags, there’s much...

Best Cities to Visit in Morocco

Picture yourself wandering through winding medinas, inhaling the scent of fresh spices and baked bread, and hearing the soft hum of calls to prayer echoing from ancient minarets. Morocco is a country that awakens all your senses, from its...

Morocco’s Economy Expands 5.5% in Q2, Strongest Since 2021

Rabat – Morocco’s national economy grew by 5.5% during the second quarter of 2025, marking its strongest growth rate since the post-COVID recovery period in 2021, according to the High Commission for Planning (HCP). In its latest report on the...

Morocco Joins Elite Circle of Aircraft Engine Manufacturing Nations

Marrakech – King Mohammed VI inaugurated Safran’s cutting-edge aircraft engine complex in Nouaceur on Monday, marking Morocco’s entry into the exclusive group of countries capable of assembling complete aircraft engines. Accompanied by Crown...

Visit Morocco: The Ultimate Travel Guide for 2026

Discover the Magic Before You Arrive Imagine yourself wandering through a maze of narrow alleys where the scent of saffron and orange blossom fills the air. You pause as a craftsman hammers brass under the dim glow of a lantern, and somewhere...

French investment boosts growth and confidence in the Moroccan Sahara in Dakhla

Sustainable development and international partnerships French investments in the southern territories Multidimensional French support Strategic partnerships As part of the transformation currently underway in Morocco's southern provinces, the city...

King Mohammed VI Chairs Presentation Ceremony, Launch of Construction Work of Safran Group’s ‘Aircraft Engines’ Industrial Complex

His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God assist Him, accompanied by HRH Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan, chaired, on Monday in Nouaceur, the presentation ceremony and launch of the construction work of the Safran Group’s “aircraft engines” industrial...

Morocco defies Africa’s M&A slowdown with $46 million in first-half deals

Morocco maintained a resilient mergers and acquisitions (M&A) performance in the first half of 2025 despite a continent-wide investment downturn, recording 13 domestic deals worth $46.1 million, according to data from DealMakers Africa. The report...

Masterflex Starts Construction of Aerospace Plant in Casablanca Region

Rabat – German engineering company Masterflex has started building a new aircraft components factory in Morocco’s MIDPARC free trade zone, near Casablanca. The plant will be built by Masterflex’s subsidiary Matzen & Timm GmbH. Masterflex Group...

Morocco’s Ministry of Culture Opens Applications for 2025 Arts Support Program

Rabat – The Moroccan Ministry of Youth, Culture, and Communication has announced the launch of the second round of applications for financial support for music, song, performing arts, and choreography projects for the year 2025. The ministry said...

The Lies Algeria Tells Itself About the Moroccan Sahara

In the air-conditioned halls of the United Nations, the dispute over Western Sahara has long been presented as a simple decolonization narrative. However, in a remarkable departure from diplomatic convention, The UN Secretary-General’s Personal...

Spain, Portugal and Morocco Oppose 64-Team World Cup Plan for 2030

Spain, Portugal and Morocco — the three main hosts for the 2030 World Cup — are pushing back hard against the idea of expanding the centenary tournament to 64 teams. The proposal was floated by the Uruguayan Football Federation president Ignacio...

Morocco's Aerospace Rise and Parliamentary Vision Offer a New Economic Horizon

As Morocco consolidates its place among emerging aerospace nations, the launch of a new engine assembly and testing complex under Royal initiative signals a wider economic trajectory—one that links advanced industry, youth employment, and...

Morocco Gen Z protesters call for 'peaceful sit-ins'

The movement behind nationwide protests sweeping Morocco, the GenZ 212 youth collective, has called for "peaceful sit-ins" to push its demands for reforms on education, health care and to tackle corruption and a cost of living crisis. The online...

Saudi Arabia, Togo Reaffirm Strong Backing for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at the UN

Rabat – Saudi Arabia and Togo have both renewed their strong support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan as the most credible and realistic solution to end the regional dispute over the Western Sahara. The two countries voiced their positions on Monday...

ElleMoutmir: Empowering Moroccan Women for Inclusive, Sustainable Agriculture

Rabat – Launched under OCP Group’s Al Moutmir initiative, ElleMoutmir is redefining the role of rural women in Morocco’s agricultural sector by turning empowerment into a driving force for sustainability and resilience. The program seeks to...

Flooding causes tomato losses in southern Morocco

A flash flood hit the Moroccan region of Dakhla in early October, damaging tomato and blueberry crops. While the damage is significant for some growers, it remains minimal at regional and more so at national levels, according to Ali Bayda, general...

"High production and favourable exchange rate boost South African citrus exports to Europe"

The South African citrus season has entered its final phase. What stands out are the substantially higher export volumes. High production levels and a favourable exchange rate for exports to Europe have ensured large shipments to this market....