North Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Morocco: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in North Africa
Moroccan National Security Museum opens its doors to children with disabilities, orphans of police families, and foreign residents, offering a glimpse into the country's security history.
Morocco and Mauritania navigate sensitive border relations amid media speculation
Morocco's Anrak agency launches program to support licensed cannabis farmers, aiming to improve production quality and meet international market requirements.
Moroccan poet Halima Soumai has received the first copies of her new poetry book, "Jarahat Al-Hawa" (Wounds of Love).
The US has proposed ending the military mission of the UN's MINURSO in Western Sahara and transitioning to a political mission, with autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty as the main solution.
Morocco aims to leverage its geographical location to become a major player in global trade and investment.
Moroccan football club Berkane restarts preparations for a crucial African Champions League match against Sierra Leone's Starz Sp
Morocco's 2027 finance bill proposes creating 34,454 new public sector jobs to enhance human resources in key sectors such as education and healthcare.
Morocco will bear the cost of electricity bills not exceeding 100 dirhams monthly for low-income households and small businesses starting January 2027.
Moroccan government announces multi-billion dirham social package to alleviate financial burden on low-income families, retirees, and workers.
Morocco plans to increase public investment to 400 billion dirhams by 2027 to support major development projects and sectoral strategies.
Morocco's Minister of Economy and Finance, Fouzi Lekjaa, presents the 2027 finance bill to the House of Representatives, outlining priorities for economic growth and social development.
