Morocco's M&A Market Shows Resilience with Significant Deals
Sanlam's acquisition of Allianz Maroc for $277 million highlights Morocco's growing appeal for mergers and acquisitions.
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Sanlam's acquisition of Allianz Maroc for $277 million highlights Morocco's growing appeal for mergers and acquisitions.
Moroccan political parties struggle to find neutral ground for meetings
La Banque africaine de développement (BAD) a signé un accord de financement de 270 millions d'euros avec le Maroc pour moderniser quatre aéroports.
Morocco's renewable energy capacity has reached 46.1%, but the country still relies heavily on imported energy sources.
Indian pilot Smit Machchar reveals details of opening cockpit door on FlyDubai flight to Israel after realizing plane was losing altitude rapidly.
The role of journalism as a watchdog in society raises questions about responsibility and the potential for personal agendas to influence reporting.
Bank Al-Maghrib reports accelerated credit growth to Morocco's non-financial sector, reaching 1.070 billion dirhams by end-August.
Morocco's national team resumes training for a friendly match against Mali at Tangier's Grand Stadium on Sunday.
Moroccan companies Cash Plus and Damanesign have partnered to provide easier access to qualified electronic signature certificates.
Écomondo, a major event focused on ecological transition, will take place from November 3-6 in Rimini, Italy.
Investigation reveals unlawful contracts and one-sided agreements in Morocco's professional football leagues.
Morocco ranks 45th out of 193 countries in the 2026 WorldRiskReport, with a score of 12.59 points, indicating a relatively high risk of natural disasters.