Chancellor Rachel Reeves set out her ‘three biggest opportunities for growth’ (Picture: Wiktor Szymanowicz/Future Publishing via Getty Images)
READ MORECasablanca’s stock market has endured two weeks of turbulence after the outbreak of the war in the Gulf triggered fears of soaring oil prices and a return of runaway inflation.
Tax revenues have surged in early 2026,reaching 9.7 billion ouguiyas,a significant increase from 5.75 billion ouguiyas recorded during the same period in 2025. The Directorate General of Taxes,a corn
Morocco has secured its position as the second most attractive destination for foreign direct investment (FDI) in renewable energy across the Middle East and North Africa,according to two recent inte
The revenues of the OCP group have increased over the first nine months of 2025 to $9.04 billion up from $6.95 billion reported the same period last year.
The European Union lawmakers rejected on Wednesday a motion aimed at blocking the new farming deal between Morocco and the EU,including products from Moroccan Saharan territory.
The 17th MEDays Forum commenced in Tangier,gathering over 7,000 participants from more than 120 countries to address global economic challenges under the theme “Fractures and Polarization: Rein
American tech giant NVIDIA has identified Morocco as a priority market for expansion following its June entry into South Africa,signaling the continent’s growing importance in global artificial
The products can suffocate, electrocute and spark fires, Which? warned.
Under the blazing Copperbelt sun, Zambia is turning its energy challenges into bright opportunities. The Garneton North Solar Project, a
Morocco is steadily advancing toward its goal of 300,000 tons of aquaculture production and 30,000 jobs within the next decade,positioning aquaculture as a new engine for sustainable growth and innov
Libya’s first private airline,Buraq Air,has signed a MoU (Memorandum of understanding) with Airbus to purchase 10 A320neo aircraft,marking the carrier’s debut as an Airbus customer.
South Sudan has confirmed it requested $2.5 billion in oil-backed loans from two international firms,exceeding the country’s annual budget of less than $2 billion. The Petroleum ministry said on Thu
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