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Rabat is planning the construction of six underground platforms dedicated to taxis in various districts of the city. These infrastructures, featuring one or two underground levels, aim to streamline traffic and enhance the organization of public transportation. Each site will benefit from optimized amenities, including parking spaces, restrooms, secure access points, and an automated vehicle management system. The planned locations include Place Alaouiyine, Avenue Al Majd, Place Marassa, and a site opposite the Rabat Agdal train station, with budgets ranging from 10.5 to 29.9 million DH for each project. (26.02.2025)

Morocco has taken a significant step in enhancing its connectivity with the United States through the launch of a direct airline route by Delta Air Lines, connecting Atlanta to Marrakech. This flight marks the second direct link established between the US and Morocco in just two years, underscoring the ongoing commitment of the Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) to facilitate access to the Kingdom and bolster its appeal in the North American market. (27.02.2025)

The president of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, Fouzi Lekjaa, has announced that preparations for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations are progressing at a rapid pace. During a meeting of the Football Stadiums Committee chaired by Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch, he affirmed that the nine stadiums, spread across six cities, will be ready seven months before the start of the competition. (28.02.2025)

As it enters the final third of its term, the Moroccan government is determined to address the issue of employment. With an activity rate of 43.5% and increasing demographic dependence, the Executive must revise its policy. The plan, which aims to create 1.45 million jobs by 2030 and reduce the unemployment rate to 9%, focuses on supporting SMEs, integrating youth, expanding agricultural land, and promoting female employment. (28.02.2025)

An agreement was signed on Friday at the Mohammed VI Football Complex in Maâmora between the Royal Moroccan Football Federation and the Chinese home appliances giant Haier International. Through this partnership, the Chinese company aims to contribute to the development of national football, particularly the national A team, which is the top team on the African continent. (28.02.2025)

Masterboi, a prominent Brazilian company specializing in meat processing and sales, has announced that three of its production units have received authorization to export beef to Morocco. This development underscores Masterboi’s commitment to expanding its global footprint and delivering high-quality beef products to new markets. (01.03.2025)

In a landmark move for its agricultural sector, Morocco has dispatched its inaugural shipment of citrus fruits to Japan. This significant event underscores Morocco’s adherence to Japan’s stringent quality and food safety standards, marking a pivotal moment in the nation’s export capabilities. (01.03.2025)

Morocco’s General Tax Directorate (DGI) has intensified investigations into large real estate developers who require clients to make cash payments. Inspectors have targeted companies operating primarily in Casablanca and Marrakech, following complaints from dissatisfied customers. These clients allege that prominent developers, especially those in the luxury real estate sector, demand additional payments beyond the contractually agreed prices. (01.03.2025)

Casablanca has unveiled a vibrant new cultural space with the inauguration of Diwan Theatre, an ambitious project led by Imad Ntifi. Located in the heart of the Oasis neighborhood, this venue is dedicated to the arts and training, aiming to energize Morocco’s artistic scene. With a diverse program of performances, workshops, and concerts, Diwan Theatre promises to become a true cultural crossroads. The opening was marked by emotion and enthusiasm from artists and attendees alike, signaling a bright future for the city’s creative community. (07.03.2025)