Morocco Clarifies Spanish Financing for Railway Projects
Spanish financing for Moroccan railway projects is in the form of repayable loans, not grants.
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Spanish financing for Moroccan railway projects is in the form of repayable loans, not grants.
Cegelec Maroc marks 80 years of growth, diversification, and international presence
Digital Virgo celebrates two decades in Morocco, aiming to double its workforce by 2030 and expand its presence across Africa.
Tan-Tan, Morocco, is hosting the 19th edition of its Moussem festival, celebrating the country's Unity Day with a mix of traditional and modern performances.
Morocco's government outlines 2027 budget priorities, focusing on social state foundations, including purchasing power, social aid, and pensions.
Marrakech will host the 1st Arabophone Water Academic Summit from November 2-4, aiming to create a platform for Arabic-speaking academics to address water issues.
Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, has been hit by a massive cyberattack estimated at $6.3 billion, with around $3 billion in assets frozen.
Moroccan minister Fatima Zahra El Mansouri faces criticism for her expensive fashion choices, sparking debate on social media and in the press.
Morocco's National Petroleum and Gas Union calls for revival of oil refining at Mohammedia refinery
Dinos Alive Casablanca is celebrating Halloween with two days of activities for families, including pumpkin painting, children's makeup, and special Halloween food.
Morocco's National Professional Football League appoints Abdelrahim Erraghone as the new technical director of refereeing, succeeding Redouane Jiddou.
Labrafan, a historic Moroccan pharmaceutical player, is set to list on the Casablanca Stock Exchange with a transaction valued at approximately 2.22 billion dirhams.