Morocco's Young Workforce Must Prepare for AI-Driven Changes
Morocco's young workforce must prepare for AI-driven changes to avoid labor disruption and ensure a smooth transition.
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Morocco's young workforce must prepare for AI-driven changes to avoid labor disruption and ensure a smooth transition.
Morocco's ambitious infrastructure plans face challenges from energy shocks, rising debt, and financial pressures.
Spain's government has approved a €45.3 million grant for Ceuta to cover exceptional expenses linked to the migration crisis.
Moroccan legaltech Charikaty now accounts for 1% of all company creations in Morocco.
Management at Tangier's University Hospital issues a statement to clarify recent meetings with union representatives regarding internal transfers.
Stellantis reports higher vehicle shipments in Morocco and Algeria during Q3 2026, despite a 1% dip in global shipments.
Spanish King Felipe VI visits Ceuta and Melilla, amid tensions with Morocco over the cities' status and migration concerns.
Morocco's prison authority responds to FIDH, OMCT allegations on Gdeim Izik prisoners
Paris Saint-Germain monitored Ayyoub Bouaddi before his summer move to Manchester City but never made a formal push for the Morocco international.
Morocco's Tangier University Hospital reports 13 patients suffering from acute eye inflammation after receiving treatment.
Spanish King Felipe VI reaffirms Spain's sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla, saying it is not up for negotiation.
Morocco's House of Representatives elects Ahmed Touizi of PAM as its new speaker, replacing Rachid Talbi El Alami, with 220 votes in favor.