La main-d'œuvre au Maroc : 11,69 millions de personnes au T3-2026
La main-d'œuvre au Maroc s'établit à 11,694 millions de personnes au troisième trimestre 2026.
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La main-d'œuvre au Maroc s'établit à 11,694 millions de personnes au troisième trimestre 2026.
Morocco's services sector accounts for 49.2% of total employment, with 5.155 million people employed, according to the Haut-Commissariat au Plan.
La BAD recommande de renforcer les ressources internes, d'approfondir les marchés financiers et de développer les fintechs pour financer la transformation structurelle du Maroc.
Morocco's port digitalization experience is being shared with Cameroon to help the country establish its own single maritime window.
Morocco's judiciary faces criticism from the Democratic Union of Justice in Marrakech over the presence of non-judicial staff in court facilities.
Moroccan sports club, CODM, protests against refereeing errors in a recent match against the Royal Army, demanding accountability.
Barcelona keen on signing young Moroccan talent Yaser Zaberie
Morocco's Head of Government Fatima Zahra El Mansouri and eight ministers have resigned from the House of Representatives due to a conflict with their government positions.
L'aventurier britannique Karl Bushby est arrivé lundi dans sa ville natale de Hull après 28 ans de marche autour du monde et 50.000 kilomètres parcourus.
Libya and Niger have signed a strategic cooperation agreement to counter Algerian influence in the Sahel region.
Morocco's parliament to discuss Sahara issue after UNSC fails to renew MINURSO mandate
US lawmakers threaten to classify Polisario as a terrorist organization and impose sanctions on Algeria