While Morocco has achieved notable economic progress over the past two decades, job creation has lagged significantly behind population growth.

Morocco’s economy showed mixed signals in early 2026, with stronger public finances and investment offset by uneven sector performance.

Rabat – Morocco’s southern provinces took center stage at an economic forum held Wednesday evening in Montpellier, where Moroccan and French officials, business leaders, and institutional actors ...

RABAT/CAIRO (Reuters) -Youth-led unrest that spread across Morocco last week revealed deep-seated anger over poverty and public services behind a storyline of ambitious infrastructure projects and ...

Towering over the Moroccan capital’s historic cityscape, a $700 million, 55-story skyscraper opened this week in a move that ...

By Abdelmalek Alaoui In 2023, Morocco crossed a critical threshold when the value of its automobile exports surpassed its ...

Düsseldorf - The German city of Düsseldorf, capital of North Rhine-Westphalia, recently hosted the International Forum of Moroccan Students and Graduates in Germany, held under the theme ...

Switzerland and Morocco strengthen strategic partnership: focus on the economy, migration and regional stability. Bern, 24.04.2026 — Sw ...

Luxembourg - By Mohammed HAMIDDOUCHELuxembourg seeks to inject strong momentum into its economic cooperation with Morocco by placing greater emphasis on bilateral exchanges and contacts centered ...

Morocco’s tourism industry reached a historic milestone in 2025, generating record revenues of MAD 138 billion. Driven by strong European demand and expanding new markets, the sector is boosting ...