North Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Morocco: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in North Africa
Eight professors from Morocco's International University of Rabat (UIR) have been ranked among the world's top 2% most-cited scientists in 2026.
China ships 30,000 tons of liquid ammonia to Morocco, marking the launch of the Nanjing-North Africa direct shipping route.
One Retail partners with Spanish beauty retailer Primor to bring its products to Morocco in 2027.
Morocco registered 66,277 new businesses by end of August 2026, with Casablanca-Settat leading corporate registrations.
A Moroccan real estate platform's study reveals that apartments in the same building can sell for significantly different prices due to various factors beyond physical characteristics.
Moroccan pharmaceutical group Laprophan has signed a contract to acquire 100% of Corporate Investment Holding, the parent company of Polymedic laboratory, pending regulatory authorizations.
Bank card payments in Morocco rose 20% in 2025, reaching 230.1 million transactions worth MAD 70.8 billion, while cash withdrawals continued to dominate card use.
The African Development Bank approves $487 million for Morocco to support economic reforms, boost private investment, and strengthen the country's ability to withstand external shocks.
Canadian mining company Aya Gold & Silver estimates its Boumadine project in Morocco could be worth $3.5 billion after taxes.
Morocco's government has presented its 2026-2031 program, focusing on infrastructure development, including high-speed rail expansion to Agadir and new lines to Beni Mellal.
Al Barid Bank and MAROAPP partner to provide financial services to Morocco's delivery workers and independent professionals.
Morocco's ANGSPE releases second state shareholder report, covering public holdings management and reforms in state-owned enterprises.
